School Thought Police in Action

By Ammoland

By C.D. Michel

California – -(Ammoland.com)- It’s bad enough when so-called “zero tolerance” firearm policies resulted in a second-grader getting suspended for eating a Pop Tart into the shape of a gun.

Now some schools are taking it upon themselves to punish the mere “thought” of firearms, and just for liking or commenting on certain images posted on social media, even outside of school hours.

Earlier this month, the NRA-ILA published an article illustrating the continuing dangers of “zero-tolerance” school firearm policies and cited to a local news report about an Ohio middle school student who was recently given a 10-day suspension just for “liking” a picture of a gun on Instagram. The morning after his malevolent mouse click, the student was taken out of class and brought to the principal’s office where he was patted down and checked for weapons.

The student was then given a notice of suspension, with the stated reason as “Liking a post on social media that indicated potential school violence.”

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