In Ontario, the Tories introduced a strict code of conduct policy when they came to power in 1995. The policy aimed to combat school violence and neutralize serious threats to students. Twisted, if viewed within the parameters of threatening student safety, could be construed as a threat. These clauses of the Ontario Schools Code of Conduct could be seen as pertinent to the Cornwall boy's case. Words have forever been used to express frustration and to vent anger against injustice and persecution.
Words are often inflammatory.
But using prose is, in most cases, a non-violent reaction to oppression, and not a guidepost to violent activity. To return to previous link please click on this Back button. If your browser does not support JavaScript please follow this link.