Comment: why people are so wicked

Comment: Although different does not mean deficient, there will always be institutions and organizations that have rules that may, within that environment, clash with an individual’s personal preferences. Our public institutions have faced much onslaught from those who push the laws of personal freedom, expression and religion, within the context of corporate institutions that have bylaws and governance that is intended for everyone’s safety, security and unbiased educational advances. For those who are now saddened by the ruling, I do empathize. However, I must ask if one's freedom of external expressions should be allowed to infringe on the spatial existence of another. Note that I did not say freedom of opinions but freedom of external expressions. It is one thing to have philosophical differences; but it requires a bit more for institutions to accommodate behavioral or life-style type actions without limitations, guidelines or direction. What would be next in a public institution that becomes totally relativistic? Should everyone be allowed to do what he or she wants with no barrier to expressions, simply because expressions should be free. Question for a smoker: does blowing smoke in another person's face constitute invasion of that person's privacy? Some may say no. But if that non-smoking person develops cancer and dies from complications of second hand smoke, could that same smoker be held liable for 1st or 2nd degree murder? This is of course an argument for grand courts. But since we are not all desirous of going through that process, we should conduct our expressions with moderation and with the same way that we respect an individual's person, we should respect an institutions rules. For example, the police force is a public body, but one who becomes a part of it is expected to abide by its rules. Similarly, other institutions such as schools may be governed by rules that promote uniformity, discipline, respect, decency, educational excellence etc. They should not be thought of as either antiquated or evil because of their rules…yet the governors and interpreters of the rules must also have governance. In this case, the courts executed justice.

Comment: Thats so true, if a girl could wear her hair long why a boy can't. Every Island that i go to the students can wear there hair long whether its a girl or boy. These Principles needs to find out things first before making there own rules. I glad that they have won the case. I hope other principles of the other schools would read and ask before acting.

Comment: may your soul rest in peace aunty eulyn

Comment: Well!! Well!! Well!! Look what nevis come to, Nevis ain't nice anymore king meeko should retrack his song nevis is nice

Comment: How this sounds the girlfriend and the friend of de accused is lying u mean to tell me the guy who got shot is lying? i see de accused getting about 8 to 10 years' the young man could of die it almost struck his heart. Young guys yall better cool out!!

Comment: Emancipate yourself from mental slavery!!!!! Long hair wont prevent someone from learning. I just don't get it.

Comment: I do think as of this time the leader of the goverment should stepdown an give the country back to the right people. st kitts is to small for all this to be happening

Comment: YES SHE IS THE DECEASED SISTER OR CUZ BUT I MORE BELIEVE SISTER, Y U HAVE TO LIE

Comment: They fell because de people making a little dime they wan try stop dem.