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| Epona |
2008.06.30. 19:43 [#6842] |
It depends. Was it a school party? Or was it a personal birthday party?
Because if it was the last one, the Swedish Liberal guys insulted those boys in the same way.
They had the rights invite to their party, whoever they want. |
| | Előzmény: [#6839 | pankhurst | 2008.06.30. 19:31] |
| wacak20 |
2008.06.30. 19:32 [#6841] |
Miről beszélsz te?!
Honlapokat tiltasz be világnézeti alapon? Ha ez igaz, te nem Svédországban vagy, hanem Kínában. Rákényszeríted az akaratodat egy nálad gyengébb érdekérvényesítésű tagjára a társadalomnak. És még rám mondják, hogy frusztrált és retardált vagyok.
Belegondoltál, ha ez a gyerek, akit te kibaszattál az iskolából egyszer tanár lesz, akkor majd ő határozza meg milyen lapokat nézhetnek a diákok és milyeneket nem.
Következetesen liberális nem te vagy, hanem én vagyok.
Mindent szabad. Nem minden illik. |
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| pankhurst |
2008.06.30. 19:31 [#6839] |
“I believe the staff acted correctly, in a model way,” said Lars Hansson, of the Swedish Liberal party, one of the four ruling coalition partners in the country.
“It is their duty to reject any forms of insulting behaviour. To eliminate individual children from parties is not acceptable
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| pankhurst |
2008.06.30. 19:30 [#6838] |
www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article4228131.ece
These issues are taken seriously in a society that has a very active Children’s Ombudsman and which encourages children to voice their complaints about school and society. Sweden is the best place in the world to grow up, according to the Save the Children Fund’s 2008 index. So much so, apparently, that adults and school managers have been put on the defensive.
The Swedish pressure group Children’s Rights in Society publicised recently 1,895 complaints by children about the way their parents used the household computer to access pornographic websites or sex chatlines. The Government is now looking into the problem.
Lena Nyberg, the Children’s Ombudsman, is waging a campaign against collective punishment in schools too. Children have been complaining to her about the way that entire classes are kept behind after hours to punish an offence committed by a single pupil. “Adults at work would never accept being punished for something which a colleague is guilty of,” Ms Nyberg said.
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| Epona |
2008.06.30. 19:21 [#6833] |
Jaja, ebben egyetértek.
A tágabb véleményem viszont, hogy ilyesfajta statisztikát csinálni......nem is tudom. Az emebrek ennyire unatkoznak vagy tényleg ekkora mozgatórugó a kiváncsiság a magánéletekre nézve? |
| | Előzmény: [#6828 | pankhurst | 2008.06.30. 19:08] |
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