Things as absurd as the one I am telling you today continue to happen in the United States. A five year old girl She was expelled from her school for wanting to play with a Hello Kitty gun that forms soap bubbles when shooting. Surely you will think the same as me, which is not a reason to throw it, even in Spain, but knowing that there weapons are allowed and that any civilian can have one or several guns at home the surprise is even greater.
It happened in Pennsylvania, where the direction of a school decided that the girl could not go to the center for ten days in response to what they considered a "risky terrorist threat".
Apparently, the girl suggested to her classmates a "very dangerous" game that consisted of shooting each other soap bubbles. We do not know if soap bubbles hurt there or if they understood that what they were going to throw was the gun, but at school they did not take the suggestion well and decided to cut the roots.
The strongest thing is that the girl had the gun at home. He thought it would be a good idea to bring her another day and made the suggestion to her friends. Some horny spy, or perhaps some counter-spy child must have passed the reports to the top leaders and the girl was expelled immediately.
During his expulsion he had to undergo a psychiatric evaluation (?) In which it was ruled that the terrorist threat was not so bad, that the soap bubbles might not be so dangerous and that the five-year-old girl seemed to have no bad intention , but only the objective of using the pistolite for what was created, make pompitas. Thanks to this the sentence was reduced to only two days.
The parents, obviously, began to wonder if they should denounce the school, especially when they have tried to change the school girl (perhaps for one where they have seen Sesame Street and know how to assess what is dangerous and what is not) and not admit because of that a stain appears on his record that says he is a small terrorist.
From school, they justify themselves by saying that "Mount Carmel Elementary School takes the welfare and safety of its students and workers very seriously.". And so seriously, I don't want to think what can happen when a child brings a bag full of confetti To celebrate his birthday
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