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SCHOOLS BOLDLY STAND-UP againt RACISM.

RyanH said:
Salami---children have always had their constitutional rights limited.....i.e. they can't vote until 18, curfew laws also limit their rights.

The Constitution does not guarantee the right for a child to vote, thus, a child's Constitutional right to vote is not limited.

The First Amendment, however, does not have an age requirement.

Thx.

-Warik
 
i just want to clear something up then. do you think that an adult should be allowed to walk around in public with nazi swastikas on their shirts and confederate flags all over them?
 
Warik said:


The Constitution does not guarantee the right for a child to vote, thus, a child's Constitutional right to vote is not limited.

The First Amendment, however, does not have an age requirement.

Thx.

-Warik

Right to vote is addressed in the 15th amendment to the U.S. Constitution. We have limited a minors rights in the context of curfew laws, such as the right to travel, to associate.
 
TheSalami said:
i just want to clear something up then. do you think that an adult should be allowed to walk around in public with nazi swastikas on their shirts and confederate flags all over them?

Of course, but only in a public setting.
 
I guess it would be ok by the powers-that-be to wear a hammer and sickle or a red flag T-shirt despite the fact
140 million inocent people were tortured and murdered under that flag?
At my uni people can wear K.G.B shirt but what if I wore a SS shirt?
Looks like we have uncovered a new double standard.
It's ok to be a anti-white commie parasite. but not a
pro-white American right-winger.
 
RyanH said:


Right to vote is addressed in the 15th amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Amendment XXVI - Voting age set to 18 years. Ratified 7/1/1971. History

1. The right of citizens of the United States, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of age.

2. The Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.

STFU now.

Thx

-Warik
 
Warik said:


Amendment XXVI - Voting age set to 18 years. Ratified 7/1/1971. History

1. The right of citizens of the United States, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of age.

2. The Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.

STFU now.

Thx

-Warik

So it's also addressed by the xxvi amendment. The point is that minors do not enjoy all of the consitutional right adults do.
 
RyanH said:


So it's also addressed by the xxvi amendment

The 15th amendment has to do with racial shit for voting.

Your original post: "Salami---children have always had their constitutional rights limited.....i.e. they can't vote until 18"

I mentioned that it doesn't guarantee a child's right to vote. You mentioned the 15th amendment as a retort. 15th amendment has nothing to do with children voting.

Just say "oops" and be done with it.

And go read the hate crimes post. You just won't read it cause you know it's right. =)

-Warik
 
i feel that racism has no place in school,im so sick of seeing this shit everywhere i go,i dont care who agrees with my opinion,i also however feel that uniforms in a public school is not needed but people wearing shit like that will cause problems because teens cant handle anger without throwing fists,thats why i goto school and mind my own business
 
Warik said:


The 15th amendment has to do with racial shit for voting.

Your original post: "Salami---children have always had their constitutional rights limited.....i.e. they can't vote until 18"

I mentioned that it doesn't guarantee a child's right to vote. You mentioned the 15th amendment as a retort. 15th amendment has nothing to do with children voting.
-Warik

INCORRECT: I simply said that voting was addressed by the 15th Amendment b/c earlier you had said that voting wasn't addressed by the Constitution. I never said that the 15th Amendment gives someone a right to vote....If I remember correctly it only guarantees against disciminatory practices in voting.
 
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