Undeterred, there will apparently be a Chicago Public Schools-organized rally at Soldier Field today.
Chicago Public Schools is planning a large student rally in Soldier Field Tuesday morning. The goal is to persuade state lawmakers to boost funding for public education.So, with fuel costs at record levels, they're busing tens of thousands of students (I'm told that 1,200 buses will be used)--to lobby for more money. I would guess that they'll need to shake the legislators down for quite a lot of money, just to break even.
Over the last few weeks, the district has been e-mailing all its principals to recruit students for the event. Though it's not required, one district spokesperson says it could become, quote, "the largest civics class in history." Officials say they expect tens of thousands of students at the stadium.
The relevance to guns? Glad you asked.
The rally's organizers also say they'll be addressing the state's gun laws and how they relate to the violence surrounding schools.As I pointed out back in April, it's a pretty slick scam. Gun owners from all over the state, through their tax dollars, help fund efforts to put laws in place that would make their guns illegal.
Clearly, one does not need to be stupid to be an advocate of forcible citizen disarmament--being devoid of scruples is enough.
Days of Our Trailers is also on this.
Is refusing to pay taxes there a crime that will strip you of your rights yet? Even when the government is using that same stolen money to overturn the very documents they are sworn to protect and defend?
ReplyDeleteMan what a power mad bunch of scum...they get high on the mere thought that they are above the law, they can make the law, and they have the lethal force to compel everyone under them to comply or die. They are gods in their sick little minds, and as such so very VERY mentally ill they shouldn't even be allowed to see a gun using their own rules.
Call me crazy, but I kinda miss the good ol' days when our school system taught kids how to read, write and do arithmatic.
ReplyDeleteWell, given the 51% graduation rate in the Chicago Public Schools system, maybe they're just admitting defeat in terms of teaching traditional academic fundamentals.
ReplyDeleteThe rally was held. I don't get the impression it was a big success. I have a piece up on the Tribune report, and in their photos, the stands look pretty empty.
ReplyDeleteThey say "it wasn't clear how many students attended." Right.