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Originally Posted by LatinGirl
That is not the right way when talking to kids, Period, and in the beginning I said that is not about HP, but the way he approached the kids, if for some of you it was a joke then good I RESPECT your opinion, but to me it wasn’t funny to talk to kids like that, and I agree with what the staff did, and I hope they (staff) don’t apologize to him, because to ME he was wrong.
Maybe if the "kids" were 8 or younger. By the time they're 12 to "of age" (or the age where one is seen as an adult), the
ONLY people who should still be telling their children what's inappropriate
should be the parents. It is
not within the school's jurisdiction to tell people what they can and cannot hear.
If the school is
that concerned about it, then they should have reviewed G.P. Taylor
Before inviting him to speak to the students. They could have said "don't say boogey, bum, fart, or gay". Appearantly they didn't because when schools request speakers would either agree to the terms or refuse the invitation. If they didn't care what was said
before the 'incident' and only cared because the kids were actually excited about something, then the
school needs to get their priorities in order.