winston53660

I'm not sure a teenage kid has much of a choice but rather their ttheir parents do.

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Blackdog

If it is a private institution and it is stipulated in the rules to attend the private institution, then yes they do, period.

If you don't like the rules attend another school.

His parents choose the school and he accepted the rules laid out to him.

Sorry but it is pretty cut and dry. It is a religious school and private.

This is nothing but opinion backed up by no precedent at all.

It is a private school and they can kick him out or suspend him for breaking the rules he agreed to follow to attend that school because it is a private school.

They do, and they did. So you can say "WRONG" all day long and it will not change any of the facts.

They most certainly do. If he breaks the rules they agreed to. His parents paid to have the child in this private institution. They institution did not force him to attend.

He was suspended, so this is obviously not the case.

Maybe in the former Soviet Union, ot North Korea but not here.

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Vader

The rules are illegal and UNENFORCIBLE IN A COURT OF LAW.

You are wrong and you need to stiffle.

Irrelevent.

The school has no right to punish students for what they do off campus. You can be a mouthpiece for the christian zealots in question or you can wake up and come back to reality.

Actually, it's the law. Children under 18 CANNOT CONTRACT. That is and always has been the law in this country.

Only if he does so at school or at a school-sponsored event. Otherwise, they have no authority. They are subject to a lawsuit and they will be raped by the jury as a result.

They don't and their actions are subject to legal action. Knock off your far right wing nonsense.

Again -- those rules are NOT IN EFFECT OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL OR SCHOOL SPONSORED ACTIVITIES.

Get that through your head.

The school is wrong and will loose when this goes to trial.


His parents will sue the school and win. The admin-a-nazi who made that call will be out of a job.


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Oh shut up. Your far right wing bull**** is not needed here.

You far right nazis need to realize YOUR RELIGION IS NOT THE ****ING LAW. The school is wrong and they are going to take it in the ass for their nazi behavior.

Accept it and move on.

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Goobieman

What section of the OHRC do thse rules violate?
Why would the school need to go to court to enforce them?

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Vader

A minor CANNOT sign a contract. This is illegal is ALL 50 STATES.

The school has no authority and their bull**** rules lack legal enforceability.

The school is going to take it up their crooked rightwing nazi zealot asses.

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Blackdog

Why would they need to go to court to enforce the rules? What part of private institution are you not getting?

It has nothing at all to do with anything Christian or your own perverse reality. It has to do with simple property rights afforded to everyone. It is a private institution and can enforce reasonable rules that do not infringe on the rights of others to maintain membership, it is simple really.

They could kick him out for spiting in the streets if they wanted to. It is a private institution, not public.

This does not apply in any way. It is a private institution, he and his parents agreed to abide by the rules for him to be enrolled in the school. If they did not like the rules they are free to go someplace else.

No they are not, and will not be. The parents will not be suing anyone for a clear violation of the private schools rules for membership.

It is similar to the Boy Scouts. They did not want to let in gay troop leaders. Being a private organization and no longer receiving government funds they are free to do so.

No precedent exists to back up your position.

What does property rights and the rights of private institutions have to do with "far right wing nonsense?"

This has nothing to do with my argument.

There is no lawsuit? No one is bringing a lawsuit.

So now the admin is a Nazi? Over the top don't you think?

As for the non-existent law suit, nothing filed yet.

Oh my, that is a good argument.

This has nothing to do with anything right or left. It has to do with private property rights.

This has nothing to do with my argument at all.

At this point it is no more than an emo personal attack with no relevance at all.

They are in the right which is why no law suit from the parents.

It is a private institution, not a publicly funded school. The parents were aware of the rules from the beginning.

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Goobieman

You didnt asnwer my questions:
What section of the OHRC do thse rules violate?
Why would the school need to go to court to enforce them?

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and yet they do it everyday
some of those contracts are unenforceable, but it happens every day in every state

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Travelsonic

Private institution or not, contracts are never absolute - and if challenged, ones like this that interfere with one's private life outside of school might be struck down - maybe it can't. We just need somebody to challenge it and for the courts to decide.


They do not have ABSOLUTE rights to do WHATEVER they want though... especially if they receive tax exempt status, especially if people would stand up and challenge this alleged infinite authority people seem to be giving them.


Private property?

We are talking about religious institutions exercising their values, but on people when they are not even on their property.

Which doesn't make it right or legal, not that I think you are saying that, all it takes is one challenge, one ruling to loosen the knot completely.

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