
Students at a Nashville High School turned violent at Wednesday’s “National Walk Out.”
So what did the school do about it?
They did the whole thing over again…
Excuse me, but WTF?
Here’s just SOME of the debauchery that went down:
VIDEO: A group at Antioch High School in Nashville tore down an American Flag during the planned 17 minutes of silence at Wednesday’s national school walkouts.
School’s response: https://t.co/B7O89aGiyW pic.twitter.com/V1QvFkerDw— FoxNashville (@FOXNashville) March 15, 2018
Yup… they ripped down the Flag.
They also “jumped on a cop car, tore down an American flag and got into multiple fights, according to reports.”
FUTURE OF AMERICA, FOLKS.
According to the Washington Times:
Students at a high school outside Nashville held a second protest Thursday after their walkout a day earlier was marred by violence.
Videos taken during the National School Walkout against gun violence on Wednesday showed a chaotic scene at Antioch High School, where students jumped on a cop car, tore down an American flag and got into multiple fights, according to reports.
“This was probably toward the middle of the walkout. Everything was going fine, until it started to get rowdy,” said Fares Ali, a senior at the high school, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported. “There were a handful of students who just made the wrong choices.”
So on Thursday, about 100 students walked out again in a peaceful demonstration honoring the 17 students and teachers killed in last month’s mass school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
The school band played the national anthem as students raised the American flag where it was torn down and they observed a moment of silence for the Parkland victims, NBC affiliated WSMV reported.
No students were injured in Wednesday’s walkout but about 20 students are facing disciplinary action for their involvement in the chaos, The Tennessean reported.
“Unfortunately, some students on our Antioch campus today chose to protest in ways that significantly disrupted school operations and threatened the safety and order for other students and staff within our school,” district spokesperson Michelle Michaud told Fox 17 the day of the incident. “Swift action was taken by school security and [police] to address the situation.”
As I mentioned earlier, another group of students in Chicago TRASHED a Walmart.
Gunshots were reported.
Yup. At an anti-gun protest.
What. The. EFF.