Question

3. A student wears a button to school urging people the vote for a certain candidate for president of the U.S. Other students don't like the candidate and ask the principal to force the student to take off the button. Can the principal force the student to remove the button?

Answer 1

No.

Step-by-step explanation:

The student should be entitled to their own opinion. If certain students do not agree with the political opinions of the student with the pin, the students should still respect the student, not force them to bend to their own political opinion by taking the button by force. All students should be able to respect each other and their opinions even if they differ.