You're son might have chosen a better way to say it but good for him. Teachers should not use their position of authority to impose their beliefs on impressionable young people, shame on him for doing so.

Ahahaha that's hilarious, but real talk: If you want to make an A in the class, you gotta do what the teacher wants. I've had professors that are totally anal about certain details that I personally thought was dumb, but I sucked it up and did it anyway.

Epic!

I woulda applauded him at the end of his speech haha

Lemon_phat, what the hell does "well never know" mean? Is that some kind of stupid person slang?

Haha I think he's awesome! Well, he will probably end up in prison one day, but until then, definitely awesome.

as a lawyer I can say that political free speech is actually one of the most heavily protected rights and if the teacher chose for his/her students to invoke this right, then it falls on them to bear the consequences of that action the political correctness of their expression should therefore be covered by either the constitution if u are are in Australia, the amendments of the constitution if you are in the US or the bill of rights itself, or alternatively by the common law if you are in a common law related country and they owe your son/ daughter an apology.

I wish I was there to hear that

Love love love ur son !!!!

Talk to the principle. My mom bitched out my high school assistant principle and principle many times because of the stupid reasons I got in school suspension or detention...ex: wearing school spirit pajama pants to school that the school sold.