Teachers actually thought ‘border wall’ costumes were a good idea

NY Post ^ | November 3, 2018 | 4:13pm | Sara Dorn

[HighSierra5]

Now those are my kind of teachers.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Title should have been: “Snowflakes Melt”!

[wally_bert]

Wonder if prop AK47s would have been approved or not since that rifle is so intertwined with communism?

Commie dims who love communism approve but the gun hating commie dims would freak.

[SMGFan]

Hey, morons at the RNC: Are you trying to piss us off with the astroturf, BS “FINISH the Wall” signs? He hasn’t build 1 foot of wall.

https://twitter.com/AnnCoulter/status/1058840839420555267

RNC: Please fire the idiot who came up with this genius idea:

[roadcat]

Great teachers! Absolutely nothing wrong with this patriotic display, and the teachers are to be applauded for not being liberal jerks like what passes for teachers in scumbag democrat areas. We need borders, same as schools need doors and security to keep troublemakers out and to protect students; borders protect citizens.

[a fool in paradise]

as opposed to men and women who dress up like pink fuzzy vajayjays?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

It looks like they are celebrating masons, bricklayers, and the trades all getting back to work under MAGAnomics. To me, it looks like those brick walls are part of a new Trump Tower going up somewhere.

Why would people celebrating American might be suspected of making fun of Mexicans?

[donna]

In the old days (pre-1970s), Halloween was not a holiday that public schools got involved in. No costumes at school. School time wasn't wasted on parties of any kind.

Even Thanksgiving was a history lesson only.

[onona]

I’d love to have a teacher like the second one from the left.

You don't get to choose. Your selection is the one in the bird costume.

Good luck with the feathers.

[montag813]

The scarier take-away from this article is that this school in the middle of Idaho has 13% of students who are Hispanic. WTF!?!

[ReaganGeneration2]

[Charles Martel]

Just old fashioned harmless fun, or it was until the “taking offense” industry when big time.

Yep, topical and current political stuff has always been high on the list for costume parties, parade float decorations, etc. Didn't matter whether a person was supporting or lampooning said politician, political topic or whatever - it was considered to be protected speech or expression and rarely drew public critique.

The change between then and now is chilling, because it is a direct measure of how cultural Marxism has tightened its grasp on the country.

[EinNYC]

What’s wrong with demonstrating patriotism for your own country? This is how SICK the libtard-dominated school system is.

[RightGeek]

Here's a better one

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

#31. Damned. She looks like my 8th grade detention teacher, a French beauty.

Guys were actually trying to get into detention class through the windows. We had to beat them back chairs and chalk boards.

Oh the glory of it all!

[LanaTurnerOverdrive]

FReepers sound like hypocrites tonight. We all know that if these teacher’s costumes were anti-wall we’d be pitching a fit and rightly so.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I still think they’re a good idea.

[FlingWingFlyer]

If the retarded Beth Alamanza finds them “heartbreaking”, I suggest she go home until she can find herself a sense of humor. “Immigration advocates” are ***holes anyway.

[trebb]

Being a teacher doesn't mean one has brains or common sense. I got a degree in education and one of the fill-in classes I used was children's education. Many young and budding future teachers in the class and when one of them was relating a story (with children imported for realism) she got to a point where Goldilocks entered the house and she said, "And do you know what she seen?"

I cringed that such would end up getting our young children started in "education".

[jimfree]

I love it.