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In reality, if a child is censored about talking or writing about a hunting trip, in my opinion, the school is breaking the 1st Amendment, as they are abridging free speech. Most likely they are breaking some same amendment or article of the states constitution too.
What I find truly appalling, even repugnant, is that the US Government will allow pornography and worse, to be printed, ruling in their favor on free speech, but they will abridge a child's right to free speech, at a school, over writing about their dad taking them hunting.
My guess is, that the attorney involved, in Maryland, will have to take it through the court system, to get this overturned, and that will most likely cost more than the parents can afford.
Last edited by Dixie Gunsmithing; June 15, 2013 at 06:06 PM.
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