Student's KKK Board Game Stirs Controversy

kake.com ^ | 03/31/09 | Cayle Thompson

[SeminoleSoldier]

What I always did when I had a lefty teacher was take the liberal line and put as much flawed logic, over-the-top statements, hyperbole, and inaccurate research in as possible.
My own private joke.

[Balding_Eagle]

Myles doesn't blame the student. But he does believe the school should have explained to the class why the game can easily be misconstrued.

Should read:

Myles doesn't blame the student. But he does believe the school should have explained to the class why the game can easily be misconstrued BY PEOPLE LIKE MYLES.

[Smokin' Joe]

What I always did when I had a lefty teacher was take the liberal line and put as much flawed logic, over-the-top statements, hyperbole, and inaccurate research in as possible.

You know getting srtaight 'A's like that will only make the other students feel bad...

Thankfully, I went to school in an era where you could call them as you saw them, warts and all, so long as you could back it up and still get reasonable grades.

I'd flunk out now or be a test case somewhere...

[TASMANIANRED]

Since he was doing the Klan, I wonder if he had antiCatholic and antiSemetic squares too.

[Mac from Cleveland]

Since young Mr. Weaselnutz lives in the Wichita area, maybe his next project can be a board game based on this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wichita_Massacre

[goldi]

Sometimes that’s the only way you can survive. But the experience is always in the back of your mind, and you have to make a decision if you want that type of experience for your kids or not. My guess is that you probably would not want that for your kids, so you make other arrangements for their education, right? Why burden them with a lot of nonsense.