Now it’s my turn to say thanks. You’re exaggerating. However, everybody hopes that they’ll be seen this way by at least a few people, and I’m no exception.

I’d like to add that I stopped by this site to say a few things that I wanted to say. When somebody does this, they don’t necessarily expect people to agree with their views, but they do like to see responses. It’s my impression that most people have dismissed my posts as uninteresting, but some people have been kind enough to engage me or at least to say a few words.

That includes you (Mr. Chamness), Ariel, ALLBEDAMNED, Pinandpuller, Mr. Kerzic, “dateach”, and a few others. I’d like to express my appreciation for the interactions.

I’ll defiantly be able to at least go over First Amendment somewhere in a history class, and really extensively if I’m able to teach an AP Government class or something down the line.

Thanks again,

I hope you see this, because I’d like you to know that you come across more as a teacher than as a teacher in training.

The A+ in Individual Rights is promising. You don’t need to average anywhere that high to graduate with honors, and honors are likely to be beneficial.

As far as teaching First Amendment in classes goes, if you’re teaching history per se at some point, I believe that you should be able to find room for it even at the high-school level.

In an ironic sense, of course, not a bullying sense. I wonder if the courts would note the irony in your post.

If you had punched him in the face while calling him a queer, I think that would qualify as a hate crime. Or an “ironic crime”.

Hopefully this site had something to do with that!