Teacher cuts girls hair without permission

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by The Mrs

Surely she wouldn't lie about it with a table full of students there to witness it.

You would hope not. What about that recent account of the "white" girl being attacked by the "Mexican" boys at her school? It ended up not being true.

Just saying....

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

You would hope not. What about that recent account of the "white" girl being attacked by the "Mexican" boys at her school? It ended up not being true.

Just saying....

And then there is the case of the Sweet, Kind Canadian Brother facing persecution from others on AFF just because he is....... Canadian!!!!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Ron

And then there is the case of the Sweet, Kind Canadian Brother facing persecution from others on AFF just because he is....... Canadian!!!!

Go play in some Maple leaves, Homie!

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Go play in some Maple leaves, Homie!

I had pancakes this morning with warm maple syrup, that count?

[Rico]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

I'm still waiting to hear the outcome of the investigation. The story is just weird.

The daughter has long hair according to her "religion", but her mother doesn't. Looks like a dysfunctional Pentecostal family. Sorry. The mother is adamant about her daughter's hair, but doesn't keep the same religious belief.

I'll wait on the upcoming story.

PO, if one of my daughters decided to observe the uncut hair belief I would totally stand behind her, regardless of my personal feelings about the teaching. That would most certainly NOT make us a disfunctional Pentecostal family by any stretch.

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Rico

PO, if one of my daughters decided to observe the uncut hair belief I would totally stand behind her, regardless of my personal feelings about the teaching. That would most certainly NOT make us a dysfunctional Pentecostal family by any stretch.

What would?

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Rico

PO, if one of my daughters decided to observe the uncut hair belief I would totally stand behind her, regardless of my personal feelings about the teaching. That would most certainly NOT make us a disfunctional Pentecostal family by any stretch.

Rico,
In my experience, through the years, it usually does mean it's dysfunctional. Sorry, that's my stereotypical remark for the day!

[Rico]

Originally Posted by Ron

What would?

If there were differences on things like the salvation doctrine. Something like hair, which I believe falls under personal convictions, is not something that would make a family dysfunctional.

[Rico]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Rico,
In my experience, through the years, it usually does mean it's dysfunctional. Sorry, that's my stereotypical remark for the day!

Well, you are most certainly within your rights to be WRONG!!!

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Rico

If there were differences on things like the salvation doctrine. Something like hair, which I believe falls under personal convictions, is not something that would make a family dysfunctional.

Cuz my philosophy is this, every family is dysfunctional--some are just more dysfunctional than others!