How Fu***d Up is This?!?

[The Drifter]

Originally Posted by Army_of_One

I go to the high school once in awhile. Although there are set standards some teachers don't enforce them and some do. I see that every day. Kids can go into some teacher's class rooms and clown around, use cell phone's or whatever and other teachers don't allow it. Wrong is wrong. If a teacher see's something happening the is wrong all they are doing is enabling that person. Some of them don't have the moral courage or such to enforce the standard. The standard should be enforced across the board by everyone.

there's a difference in enforcing rules that disrupt the flow of education. Talking on cell phones and being a clown in the class room is totally different than other things that some people enforce. I'm an American citizen and I have chosen multiple times to go against the law. While it is my duty to follow the law i won't if i don't feel it's fair. Civil Disobediance....gotta love it.

[Flying Dutchman]

While it is my duty to follow the law i won't if i don't feel it's fair.

That is your choice, and you have the freedom to do so...........now if you choose not to follow the law, do you have any place to complain if you get punished? If you choose to not follow the rules, then you also choose to accept the consequences. Don't play if you are not willing to pay.

[Army_of_One]

Originally Posted by The Drifter

there's a difference in enforcing rules that disrupt the flow of education. Talking on cell phones and being a clown in the class room is totally different than other things that some people enforce. I'm an American citizen and I have chosen multiple times to go against the law. While it is my duty to follow the law i won't if i don't feel it's fair. Civil Disobediance....gotta love it.

As far as I'm concerned they make the rules to prevent the disruption of education. I have just learned that right is right. Just because a teacher enforces the rules doesn't make him or her a nazi or a bad person.
Some rules may not "disrupt education" but are a safety concern or just plain wrong.