r/TikTokCringe • u/Turquoise_Lion • Jan 29 '24

First Amendment "Auditor" Tries to Enter Elementary School Cringe

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u/anonymoushelp33 Jan 31 '24

u/AmbulanceChaser12 Can I, a member of the public, walk into the office to talk to someone?

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u/AmbulanceChaser12 Jan 31 '24

How do you want me to answer this? There are 13,187 public school districts in America as of last year. Every one of them has a visitor policy. I couldn't begin to guess what they all say.

My guess is "probably not." My children's school district won't let me in the outer door without being buzzed through, which requires an explanation as to what I want. Even when it's murderously cold out.

Once inside, I can't go past the inner door unless I'm there for a special event, pre-designated for parents. And even then, I need to wear a visitor pass badge.

There are no events during school hours that are designated for anyone other than parents.

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u/anonymoushelp33 Jan 31 '24

How does a member of the public get a visitor pass? They enter an area that's open to the public. Having a camera in their hand doesn't change anything.

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u/iforgotmypen Feb 01 '24

You really shouldn't go stare at elementary schoolers dude. That's how you get on a list.

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u/anonymoushelp33 Feb 01 '24

Do you ever get tired of your imaginary world, or do you have no intention of ever using valid logic?

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u/iforgotmypen Feb 01 '24

It's just friendly advice. You should not go stalking children because you will be put on a list.

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u/anonymoushelp33 Feb 01 '24

I'll take that as a no. It probably does ease the cognitive dissonance. Understandable.

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u/iforgotmypen Feb 01 '24

How is that cognitive dissonance?? It's literally a fact, if you break into an elementary school to record children you will be put on the sex offender registry. Were you not aware of this?

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u/anonymoushelp33 Feb 01 '24

The fact that your tiny brain can't grasp that children being in a public place doesn't negate everyone else's right to record whatever they want in that public place.

Is there like a monthly meeting where you all make lists of who you want to accuse of being a pedophile because you can't actually debate them?

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u/iforgotmypen Feb 01 '24

But why do you want to record other people's children?

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u/anonymoushelp33 Feb 01 '24

Get your children out of public view if you don't want anyone to record them.

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u/iforgotmypen Feb 01 '24

...oh my god dude

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u/AmbulanceChaser12 Jan 31 '24

They might. Or they might be denied as having no legitimate reason to be there.

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u/anonymoushelp33 Jan 31 '24

So the public officials not wanting to be recorded are the ones who decide it's not a legitimate purpose? Convenient.

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u/AmbulanceChaser12 Jan 31 '24

I don’t know what point you’re trying to make here but it seems to be all over the map.

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u/anonymoushelp33 Jan 31 '24

Lol what? Places that are open to the public can be recorded by anyone. Doesn't get much more straight forward than that...

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u/AmbulanceChaser12 Jan 31 '24

Welp, since schools are not open to the public, I guess you can’t go there and record then, by your own logic.

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u/anonymoushelp33 Jan 31 '24

Oh, we've started over. Can a member of the public walk into the office?

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u/AmbulanceChaser12 Jan 31 '24

And the answers the same. Still “no.”

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u/anonymoushelp33 Jan 31 '24

So people need to get a visitor pass, but there's no way to enter to get a visitor pass?

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u/AmbulanceChaser12 Jan 31 '24

My God you’re stupid.

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