Careful, Kids: Don't Wear Noem's "I'm on Meth" Campaign to School
Governor Kristi Noem is getting plenty of attention for her $1,375,000 “I’m on Meth” campaign… and in Kristi’s world, like the Donald’s, getting attention means you’re winning.
But kids, don’t try to get attention by promoting Kristi’s campaign at school. Wearing a shirt that says you’re on meth will likely put you in violation of your school’s dress code.
Aberdeen Central High School says “Profanity and suggestive themes, such as alcohol, drugs, sex, death, suicide, or violence will not be permitted on school attire.”
George McGovern Middle School in Sioux Falls says, “Violation of the school’s dress code including but not limited to wearing clothing with profanity, suggestive themes such as alcohol, drugs, sex, death, or violence.”
Read more: http://dakotafreepress.com/2019/11/19/careful-kids-dont-wear-noems-im-on-meth-campaign-to-school/
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produce ignitable amounts of methane. I guess that doesn't count either? 
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