FishermanTim
11-10-2006, 12:39 PM
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Football players suspended under the state's "hazing" law for giving wedgies. (Whittier Vocational Tech in Haverhill)
If this moronic pc-driven train(wreck) of thought continues, we'll have students/athletes will be charged with unthinkable "crimes" like "running in the hallways", "talking with food in thier mouths", "speaking with raising their hand first".
When I heard this, I was repulsed because, unless someone actually got "physically" injured as a result of the wedgie, I don't see how this could even remotely be considered a "hazing" incident.
(Any school that resulted to using a wedgie as a hazing right of passage would be the laughing stock in the academic world.
Didn't the wedgie go out of style as a hazing tool in the 50's or 60's?)
The students should petition the school board for a hearing to fight this, provided again, that no one was injured during the incident.
If it was a bullying incident, then they will have gotten what they deserved.
Football players suspended under the state's "hazing" law for giving wedgies. (Whittier Vocational Tech in Haverhill)
If this moronic pc-driven train(wreck) of thought continues, we'll have students/athletes will be charged with unthinkable "crimes" like "running in the hallways", "talking with food in thier mouths", "speaking with raising their hand first".
When I heard this, I was repulsed because, unless someone actually got "physically" injured as a result of the wedgie, I don't see how this could even remotely be considered a "hazing" incident.
(Any school that resulted to using a wedgie as a hazing right of passage would be the laughing stock in the academic world.
Didn't the wedgie go out of style as a hazing tool in the 50's or 60's?)
The students should petition the school board for a hearing to fight this, provided again, that no one was injured during the incident.
If it was a bullying incident, then they will have gotten what they deserved.