bong hits for jesus
Jan
29
2008
The way Clarence Thomas sees it, “As originally understood, the Constitution does not afford students a right to free speech in public schools.” In the old days, says the associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, student liberties were mostly limited to sitting down and keeping quiet, and that was good for them. He was writing last June in Morse et al. v. Frederick, the “BONG HiTS 4 JESUS” case. No other justice agreed with Thomas on the free-speech score, but it is harder to differ with another of his conclusions: the court makes up First Amendment rules for students as it goes.
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