on October 1, 2025, 14:53:09, in reply to "iTs jUsT A pRanK bRo! Does the punishment fit the crime?"
my rebuttal would be that in a situation where there was nobody harmed/no real intent to harm... i don't like to see a kid who made a mistake out of ignorance punished in a way that that they can't come back from. the adolescent mind generally doesn't have the life experience to appreciate how dumb some of their decisions are. to the extent these kids are seniors, losing out on your football season (and potentially basketball or spring sport) would be pretty gutting... and potentially depriving them of something positive. im good with everything else on the punishment docket.. of course, i know nothing about their character up to this point, so perhaps this wasn't strike one on the resume. 
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This photo is depicting a Coeur d’Alene player on his knees wearing a practice jersey, with two uniformed Post Falls players on either side pointing pistols at his head. Some Post Falls players did this and put it on social media prior to the upcoming game between the two schools. The pistols were confirmed to be air soft pistols.
In response, the Post Falls High school/school board took the following action:
🔹Removal from athletics for the remainder of the school year
🔹A two-week school suspension
🔹Eight hours of community service
🔹Completion of a social media responsibility course
The snowflakes who did this / got in trouble are now crying that their first amendment rights are being trampled and that the punishment is too severe. They and their parents attempted to stage a walkout, but only 12 parents and 14 students participated.
IMO they got off light. My guess is that if they weren't athletes, they would have been outright expelled from the school. Based on the FB comments, I'm happy to see that my fellow gun toting Idahoans largely agree that the punishment was fitting and that these boys need an urgent lesson in common sense, gun safety, and accountability.
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