Which of the following should kids be allowed to wear on clothes to school?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I vote for all except the swastika, confederate flag and x-ed out GLBT rainbow.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I vote for all except the swastika, confederate flag and x-ed out GLBT rainbow.

PLEASE even try to explain how you don't allow those things but allow some others.

Swastika = racist and anti-semetic
confederate flag = racist
x-ed out GLBT = homophobic

The rest aren't discriminatory so they're fine.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Everything but the GBLT rainbow (for the student's safety) and the Islamic crescent (same reason)

You think wearing a GLBT rainbow will endanger a student's safety more than wearing a swastika?

I'd say my school is incredibly homophoic and there are really no openly gay kids if any at all.  There are a lot of openly anti-semetic kids.

You go to a pretty f**ked up school, then, if being gay is worse than being a Nazi.

Sounds like a typical American high school to me.

I voted to ban the symbols I disliked and allow the symbols I like.

So let me guess, you voted to allow the:

x-ed out swastika
hammer and sickle
x-ed out Islamic crescent
x-ed out Christian cross
x-ed out Republican elephant
Democratic donkey
x-ed out confederate flag
a GLBT rainbow

Am I right?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

none.

we need school uniforms.

Of all the awful and stupid views you have, this is hands down THE WORST.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

for all of oyu that bash me on school uniforms:

every job ive ever worked at had a very strict dress code, why not implement the same in schools?

You get paid to work at those jobs too. Should kids get paid for going to school? It's not the same thing.

Besides, I've never had a job that required a uniform. My current one has a dress code, but a rather lax one, and it's not enforced.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Firstly, we could do a great deal to end the social stigma that the poor face when it comes to their clothing, I honestly believe this is a huge problem and detracts from learning.

It was such a horrible problem it never came up while I was in high school!

And no, I didn't live in an extremely wealthy area.