College suspends young mother for posing with gun at gun range. She’s suing.

[easy rider]

School uniform? As if there aren't hundreds of other schools and hospitals that use that color scrubs?

 

[single stack]

I like the gent's wad of cash in the picture.
I guess he's proud of his savings plan.

 

[Sam7sf]

Moonpie is correct. They need to be sued to the moon. No pun intended.

 

[GoPappy]

Texasjack,

Ivy league schools have lost their shine.

As far as the education they provide - I. L. schools are no longer based on academic excellence, but 'die-vers-itie/pc-ness........

I.L. schools are broken down, sad old relics.

Such a thing really is sad too.........

P.S. if you've enough bribe money, you can enroll without being qualified at an ivy league school.

I know a lawyer who is living proof that just because you graduated from Harvard Law School doesn't mean you're a good lawyer.

Apparently, the Ivy League schools these days are much more interested in diversity and SJW crap than providing a top tier education.

 

[DoubleDuty]

School Administration needs an overhaul.

 

[easy rider]

School Administration needs an overhaul.

People with degrees in gender studies have to work somewhere.

 

[Moonpie]

People with degrees in gender studies have to work somewhere.

They do. At Starbucks. PetSmart. Panera Bread. McDonald’s.
But they’re better and more enlightened than me because they have a degree.

 

[easy rider]

They do. At Starbucks. PetSmart. Panera Bread. McDonald’s.
But they’re better and more enlightened than me because they have a degree.

My point is that school and college administrators often come from academia where their degrees don't often translate to the workforce elsewhere.

 

[Charlie]

My point is that school and college administrators often come from academia where their degrees don't often translate to the workforce elsewhere.

Or ............. common intelligence!

 

[OLDVET]

We seem to skip of the number one rule in firearms safety. Never point a firearm at someone, or something unless you intend to shoot it. She did and with a menacing look on her face. Thank you social media and the meme photos.
The college can do whatever they feel is right, and the lady can do what she thinks is right.
Thank you democracy. In the end the Supreme Court might have to rule on this case.
This could have been staged in hopes of getting adverse reactions. People are far to ready to sue other people these days.
I saw an example on Utube a few weeks ago. An employee was in the company break room. He looked around to see if anyone was watching. Once he decided the coast was clear, he sprinkled ice and water on the floor in front of the sink and fridge area. He then stepped back and proceeded to walk into the water and fake a fall. Another employee came to his rescue. He sued the company for neglect. He forgot about the company having surveillance cameras in the break area. This photo evidence got the case thrown out of court, the guy was fired, and charged with filing a false police report. Everyone wants free money.

 

[easy rider]

We seem to skip of the number one rule in firearms safety. Never point a firearm at someone, or something unless you intend to shoot it. She did and with a menacing look on her face. Thank you social media and the meme photos.
The college can do whatever they feel is right, and the lady can do what she thinks is right.
Thank you democracy. In the end the Supreme Court might have to rule on this case.
This could have been staged in hopes of getting adverse reactions. People are far to ready to sue other people these days.
I saw an example on Utube a few weeks ago. An employee was in the company break room. He looked around to see if anyone was watching. Once he decided the coast was clear, he sprinkled ice and water on the floor in front of the sink and fridge area. He then stepped back and proceeded to walk into the water and fake a fall. Another employee came to his rescue. He sued the company for neglect. He forgot about the company having surveillance cameras in the break area. This photo evidence got the case thrown out of court, the guy was fired, and charged with filing a false police report. Everyone wants free money.

I don't know if she was pointing a gun at anyone. I can certainly take a picture while pointing a gun at the camera and not point it at anyone. Now if you are saying that anyone viewing that picture has a gun pointed at them, that's a bit silly.

Menacing look? I guess that would be up to an individuals interpretation.

Lawful activities off campus are none of a schools concern, unless it openly identifies or addresses the school. The so called uniform she is wearing cannot be identified without knowing that she goes to that school and wears said uniform. To allow a school to monitor and chastise students off campus, and in no way part of a school activity, is authoritarian, and should be sued to stop.

 

[OLDVET]

I disagree with you, but you have the right to your opinion just the same as I do.
I seriously doubt these individuals thought to bring a camera stand with them. I see no selfie stick, so I assume the woman is pointing her gun at a friend who was stupid enough to go along with the photo-op.
The school has the right to protect its image and past.
If I were going to UT and decided to shoot some other person at a local pub after we had had a couple of beers, do you think UT would support me. Hell no, they would kick me out even before I had a chance to go to trial. Our society has become way too accepting of people and their activities.

 

[easy rider]

I disagree with you, but you have the right to your opinion just the same as I do.
I seriously doubt these individuals thought to bring a camera stand with them. I see no selfie stick, so I assume the woman is pointing her gun at a friend who was stupid enough to go along with the photo-op.
The school has the right to protect its image and past.
If I were going to UT and decided to shoot some other person at a local pub after we had had a couple of beers, do you think UT would support me. Hell no, they would kick me out even before I had a chance to go to trial. Our society has become way too accepting of people and their activities.

And that would be considered 'Lawful activity'? Or do you believe she was involved in an illegal activity?

 

[easy rider]

And by the way, I can set my phone, or camera, to take a delayed picture. I don't really need to have a stand. You're assuming.

 

[OLDVET]

You win. Have a happy day!!

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Wow, I'm sure glad things were more laid back when I was going to school, majoring in fraternity....

 

[easy rider]

You win. Have a happy day!!

I wish, then I wouldn't be seeing or reading about these "guns are bad and we need to punish people who have them" videos and articles.

 

[deemus]

"First Coast Technical College"? Not exactly Ivy League.

There is a massive shortage in the workforce of trade and technical workers. Glad she she is getting educated will contribute to society.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

THIS:

"Lawful activities off campus are none of a schools concern"

Forget the 'free money' or "I was offended by the photo as it doesn't live up to my standards" - the above is the salient point.

Schools that try to be 'authoritarian' are nonsense.

What next.....re-education camp and forced to produce a groveling apology to the other students and the school commissars?

 

[phoenix]

https://www.thecollegefix.com/colle...-for-posing-with-gun-at-gun-range-shes-suing/

I hope she sues the ever living shit out of them and wins bigly.
This has to be stopped.

SHe should watch a video i saw on youtube about "no guns for negroes" it would hlep many of our black friends see liberals games.