Principle Threatens To Suspend Kid For Wearing THIS Shirt, Watch His Response [VIDEO] Over the past few years, weve seen an escalation of gun violence in this country. Of course, liberals have been passing extensive legislation on what students can bring to school, and even going as far as censoring how students dress. When one 13-year-old boy from Oregon named Alan Holmes wanted to show support for his brother serving as a Marine, he proudly wore a t-shirt representing his admiration. Instead, he was punished. The shirt Alan was wearing said, Standing for those who stood for us. On the shirt, there was an image of the famous battlefield cross, showing a rifle in boots with a helmet on top. He only got to fourth period before the vice principal at Dexter McCarty Middle School confronted him, telling him he had to change what he was wearing or face an in school suspension. Alan maintained that his shirt was a statement of support, not one of violence. Still, the school maintained that due to the zero tolerance policy, the shirt is not suited for a school environment. Alans older brother claims that Alan standing up for what he believes in is amazing, and he supports him in every day. What do you think of this report? Was the school wrong to punish Alan? 