Zero Tolerance
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007 by FuzzFor the record, if there was a “zero-tolerance policy” on drawing guns back when I was in school, I definitely would have been expelled.
From Local6.com:
A second-grader’s drawing of a stick figure shooting a gun earned him a school suspension.
Kyle Walker, 7, was suspended for violating Dennis Township Primary School’s zero-tolerance policy on guns, the boy’s mother, Shirley McDevitt, told The Press of Atlantic City.
Kyle gave the picture to another child on the school bus, and that child’s parents complained about it to school officials, McDevitt said. Her son told her the drawing was of a water gun, she said. A photocopy of the picture provided by McDevitt showed two stick figures with one pointing a crude-looking gun at the other, the newspaper said.
I used to draw little Rambo guys with guns all the time. See, some people might not realize this, but that’s what boys do. It doesn’t mean that they’re going to haul off and kill a bus load of kids, it just means that they are boys, and they have testosterone, and that’s how boys roll.
Mark my words, the emasculation of our male population by these new social rules will be the downfall of American society. We’re not allowed to compete, we’re not allowed to be hunt, we’re not allowed to get angry with anybody, and pretty soon it’s going to turn America into “The Land of the Free, The Home of the Puss.”
I pray we’re not there already.
I’ve done a lot of reading on masculine/feminine polarity, and I’m convinced that this whole American femininity movement is the underlying cause of most divorces in America. Men and women are men and women for a reason. Men are becoming more feminine, and women more masculine to even out the balance. It creates a doldrum which leads women to believe that they don’t need men to thrive, and men to become repulsed by their women.
With divorce comes more boys and girls being raised solely by their mommas. That, in turn, leads to more feminine boys and more girls who are reinforced with the notion that they can raise kids without the need of a father. The cycle amplifies.
I’m not sure what the solution is, but I’m guessing that suspending a 7-year-old boy for drawing a stick figure with a gun is not going to help grow his masculinity.

I saw a woman, at 10AM yesterday, buying a 30-pack of Natural Light “beer.” It was at that moment that I realized that there is no other purpose on this planet for drinking 
