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Title: Security Stops Middle Schoolers From Singing The National Anthem At 9/11 Memorial
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From The Trenches/Daily Sheeple
URL Source: http://www.fromthetrenchesworldrepo ... -anthem-at-911-memorial/158950
Published: Apr 27, 2016
Author: Melissa Dykes
Post Date: 2016-04-27 08:49:58 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 12759
Comments: 70
This is the epitome of modern Orwellian America. A group of 51 middle schoolers from North Carolina traveled all the way to the 9/11 memorial and decided to sing the national anthem. They were stopped — from singing the national anthem at the 9/11 memorial — halfway through by 9/11 memorial security because, well, it seems they didn’t have the proper permit. “You have to stop. This is considered a public demonstration!” one of the guards of one of Disneyland of American false flag monuments with a $60 million/year operating budget shouted at kids who don’t understand how misplaced their patriotism has become in modern America. Even though the teacher had previously asked a security guard for verbal permission, that was not good enough. The teacher was supposed to apply for a permit, pay $35 in fees, and wait the requisite ten days so the kids would be granted the permission by the memorial staff to sing the national anthem. The punchline? Waynesville Middle School principal Trevor Putnam reportedly said the whole incident was a great lesson in civics, NOT because they could have discussed the First Amendment or destruction of the Bill of Rights, but then he could ask the kids “Why are there limits put in place in public forums?” Why indeed. Delivered by The Daily Sheeple Contributed by Melissa Dykes of The Daily Sheeple. Melissa Dykes is a writer, researcher, and analyst for The Daily Sheepleand a co-creator of Truthstream Media with Aaron Dykes, a site that offers teleprompter-free, unscripted analysis of The Matrix we find ourselves living in. Melissa also co-founded Nutritional Anarchy with Daisy Luther of The Organic Prepper, a site focused on resistance through food self-sufficiency. Wake the flock up!
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#1. To: Gatlin, misterwhite, Roscoe, GrandIsland (#0)
They were stopped — from singing the national anthem at the 9/11 memorial — halfway through by 9/11 memorial security because, well, it seems they didn’t have the proper permit. Well, the "law is the law", right guys?
Quote it.
Quote it. Hey - you clowns are the ones spouting "the law is the law" nonsense. I'm sure you would agree that security acted appropriately in this case. I'm betting you would have cheered if a thugscrum of cops had been released on these lawbreakers.
Do you consider quoting the Bible to be nonsense?
I would, if it's done to justify obeying laws that are immoral.
I would, if it's done to justify obeying laws that are immoral. For example?
I won't waste time giving examples of immoral laws. If you believe all laws are moral, that there has never in the history of civilization been an immoral law, then fine.
Oh, I would not say there has never been an immoral law … for I have seen that done. I only asked you to cite an example where quoting the Bible justifies obeying a law that is immoral … since I have never heard anyone do that. And I would like to learn of an actual incident because I don’t entertain hypotheticals … reality in this world as it is, is vexing enough. Reality in this world is vexing, right?
Then apparently we agree that immoral laws should not be obeyed. In which case, the bible ref is of no relevance.
Then apparently we agree that immoral laws should not be obeyed. In which case, the bible ref is of no relevance. Of course, as a US Air Force officer, I was permitted under Section 16c(1)(c) of the Uniform Code of Military Justice to refuse to follow a general order or regulation that was contrary to the Constitution, the laws of the United States, or lawful superior orders or for some other reason is beyond the authority of the official issuing it. I could say that there is no "significant" bearing upon the point at hand. But, I could not rule out it being germane so as to imply "a fitness" for or appropriateness to the point.
Of course, as a US Air Force officer, I was permitted under Section 16c(1)(c) of the Uniform Code of Military Justice to refuse to follow a general order or regulation that was contrary to the Constitution, the laws of the United States, or lawful superior orders or for some other reason is beyond the authority of the official issuing it. ---- I could say that there is no "significant" bearing upon the point at hand. ----- But, I could not rule out it being germane so as to imply "a fitness" for or appropriateness to the point. ----- Gatlin Here again we see your 'Looney' reasoning, unbecoming to an officer in the US Air Force. IF (big if) you indeed were ever an officer, or even in the air force.
Man, that's a low blow. I'm sure tater will show us his DD214.
I'm sure tater will show us his DD214. Basic training, North Korean Air Force. Spud scouts.
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestA group of 51 middle schoolers from North Carolina traveled all the way to the 9/11 memorial and decided to sing the national anthem.
#3. To: Deckard (#1)
Well, the "law is the law"
#5. To: Roscoe, misterwhite, Gatlin, GrandIsland (#3)
Well, the "law is the law"
#11. To: Deckard, Roscoe, misterwhite, GrandIsland (#5)
Hey - you clowns are the ones spouting "the law is the law" nonsense.
#12. To: Gatlin (#11)
Do you consider quoting the Bible to be nonsense?
#14. To: Pinguinite (#12)
Do you consider quoting the Bible to be nonsense?
#15. To: Gatlin (#14)
For example?
#27. To: Pinguinite (#15)
If you believe all laws are moral, that there has never in the history of civilization been an immoral law, then fine.
#28. To: Gatlin (#27)
I only asked you to cite an example where quoting the Bible justifies obeying a law that is immoral … since I have never heard anyone do that.
#33. To: Pinguinite (#28)
(Edited)
I only asked you to cite an example where quoting the Bible justifies obeying a law that is immoral … since I have never heard anyone do that.
#36. To: Gatlin (#33)
Pinguinite (#28) (Edited) -- I only asked you to cite an example where quoting the Bible justifies obeying a law that is immoral … since I have never heard anyone do that.
#37. To: tpaine (#36)
IF (big if) you indeed were ever an officer, or even in the air force.
#51. To: Fred Mertz, tater (#37)
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