Will he receive detention to get in touch with his metrosexual side?
Via Fox News:
Joshua Bruner is a real-life Captain America.
The 15-year-old country boy from Ringoes, New Jersey is a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association. He’s a member of two state shooting teams and he serves as a United States Sea Cadet.
Darcy Meys said her son wants to follow in his great-grandfather’s footsteps and enlist in the Marines.
“Josh considers himself to be a patriot,” she told me. “He loves his country.”
A few weeks ago Josh was given an assignment in a photography class at Hunterdon Central Regional High School. He had to take a self-portrait representing self-expression.
So Josh and some of his buddies gathered in a field behind his house and set up a tripod – striking their best male model poses.
Josh climbed atop a four-wheeler. He was holding Old Glory in one hand and a shotgun in the other – a Remington pump action 12-gauge to be precise.
It was, by all accounts, an epic picture that summed up the heart and soul of this teenage patriot.
Now, at Hunterdon Regional kids have to upload their assignments to the school’s Google site. And that’s when Josh learned there was a problem.
His self-portrait was rejected because it violated the school’s gun policy.
“The rules of our school prohibit students from using artwork depicting themselves or another person with any weapon,” the teacher wrote to Mrs. Meys.