Oceanside School District Lawyer Says Ban The American Flag
My apologies to all the decent, honest and commited lawyers, but it looks like the villainous attorneys at the ACLU are not the only lawyers who are willing to hasten the demise of our great country.
Early in the week, the Oceanside Unified School District in San Diego banned the display of both the Mexican flag and the American flag. Observers all around the country, myself included, were outraged that the school board would disgrace the American flag by declaring both flags deserving of equal treatment within the borders of the United States.
Now that the ban is about to end, District Superintendant Ken Noonan has revealed the true source. While Noonan continues to maintain that his primary concern was avoidance of violence and the safety of the students, he also stated that the school board’s legal counsel advised that they could not ban only the Mexican flag, so they included the American flag.
Bear in mind that 650 or so illegal Mexican students walked out of district schools last week in “protest” and more than a third of them were suspended for engaging in disruptive or violent behavior. The reaction of the school district, or more specifically, the lawyer for the district, was to cave and treat the Mexican kids as if they posessed all the rights of U.S. citizens.
Noonan says that if faced with the same set of circumstances again, he would do exactly the same thing. What a shame. The Oceanside Unified School District needs a superintendant with a little more backbone.
Ban Mexican flags, not American flags, from school property and face the bogus legal challenges. Ultimately, the goal of the ACLU to confer the rights of U.S. citizenship upon illegal Mexicans will be decided either by the courts or by Congress. The ACLU, in their quest to decimate the legal foudations of the United States, is not about to let this issue die.
Meanwhile, if the children of illegal Mexicans want to attend schools that are supported by the tax dollars of U.S. citizens, they should behave or leave. The district should meet violent or disruptive behavior by removing the source of the problem. It’s that simple.