The SAF toll-free hotline number for school bullying

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The SAF toll-free hotline number for school bullying

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The Second Amendment Foundation today announced a project to help students who have been harassed, intimidated or bullied for resisting peer pressure to join the wave of protests against guns and the right to keep and bear arms.

“A student’s First Amendment rights should not be violated because they support the Second Amendment,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. “There have been several reports over the past couple of weeks about students who have been harassed or encountered other problems from students, teachers or administrators for not joining in the protests. If that’s happening, it isn’t right and should not be tolerated.

“Students can call the SAF toll-free hotline to obtain information about legal help and report violations of their First Amendment rights,” he added. “The foundation is prepared to take legal action if necessary.”

The SAF toll-free hotline number is 800-426-4302.

“All schools should be safe for all students,” Gottlieb observed. “We should all be on alert for harassment or intimidation of students who disagree with an uncivil mob mentality. After all, not all school age Americans agree with the current demands for more erosion of our Second Amendment rights.
So...can we put the "socialization in schools" myth to bed?
I appreciate pro RKBA groups offering help to the genuinely legally oppressed. The current primary / secondary / higher educational system is woefully broken. The regulations to begin a new school are outrageous, so the State has an effective monopoly on the education market, but it would be great to see churches and charities start schools that actually educated children and gave them life skills / trade skills / employable value.
**I'm not for whining or encouraging people to think of themselves as victims (beware that ditch).
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