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Re: O/T, kid in school and hair color


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Posted by 135 Fan on August 27, 2008 at 09:07:45 from (24.70.95.205):

In Reply to: Re: O/T, kid in school and hair color posted by Dave 2N on August 27, 2008 at 03:54:29:

I didn't think it was a big deal. You did. Since you like to generalize, in my experience the people that have to resort to name calling and derogatory statements to someone else in a disagreement do so because they know they they don't really have a legitimate argument. What exactly does red hair lead to anyway? And you were a teacher! Tolerance to others is one of best values a person can have. Perhaps you need a lesson on tolerance. When I went to school people carrying knives, doing drugs and bullying were much bigger issues than if someone wanted to be different and colored their hair. I went to a trade school that had a lot of troubled students. So much so that the school was the first one in the city to have a full time cop in it. Red hair wasn't the problem and isn't illegal. You have a right to your opinions but you don't have the right to say that your opinion is the right one and someone elses opinion is misguided or makes them stupid. I know you'll never change. That's part of the problem. Most people are judgemental. The ones that aren't are a better class of citizen because they are like Old said, open minded. You're not. Old fought for your rights and his son is signing up to do the same. You should appreciate that, unless you'd rather live in a communist dictatorship. You're the one who doesn't get it. A kid colored his hair red for what ever reason and you think he and his father should be condemed. Maybe they should get the death penalty. I still can't believe you were a teacher. You wouldn't have lasted a week at my school. Dave (not Bub)


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