[Chad Fairbanks]

I don't see what the complaint is here. I know when I was in high school, any displays of affection between a male and female would be a disciplinable offense... Looks like the queers now have "equal rights" and it ticks them off, now...

[Sender]

That's exactly right. Any public kissing, let alone jumping on a table and making out, will get HS kids suspended. Even if a boy grabs a girl and does it to her against her will, they BOTH get suspended. It is very much zero-tolerance for any sort of affection.

[Mr. Mojo]

I know when I was in high school, any displays of affection between a male and female would be a disciplinable offense.

If that were the case in my high school, a good chunk of the students would've been disciplined on a regular basis.

[eno_]

Mountain out of a molehill. First, what's wrong with assigning a nonconformist act? Second, who was harmed or insulted? Third, they'll probably be LUGs at college anyway. Yawn.

[Tax-chick]

any displays of affection between a male and female would be a disciplinable offense..

Not where I went, unless a fight started because they were blocking somebody's locker. Public displays of affection all over the FReepin' landscape ...

How about a non-conformist act like cleaning up after yourself, walking calmly through the halls, or doing all your homework?

[Mikey]

"Looks like the queers now have "equal rights" and it ticks them off, now.."

They scream equal rights, equal rights and then when they get 'em, whatta they do?, they complain.