Posted: Apr 26, 2015 6:57 pm
This is a few days old now, but, in related news...
I, for one, fully respect their right to broadcast to the world what tiny-minded morons they are; but I'm surprised the school allowed it to go ahead, on site, during school hours. And of course I don't respect these idiots using their "Anti-Gay Day" to bully people, as was alleged:
A Pennsylvania high school has come under media scrutiny after a group of students organized an "Anti-Gay Day" in response to the nationally-observed Day of Silence.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/2 ... 01046.html
I, for one, fully respect their right to broadcast to the world what tiny-minded morons they are; but I'm surprised the school allowed it to go ahead, on site, during school hours. And of course I don't respect these idiots using their "Anti-Gay Day" to bully people, as was alleged:
"We came into school on Thursday and found a lot of people wearing flannel and we couldn’t figure out why,” Zoe Johnson, a 16-year-old McGuffey High School who identifies as bisexual, told BuzzFeed's David Mack. "People started getting pushed and notes were left on people’s lockers. ...I got called a dyke, a faggot. They were calling us every horrible name you can think of."