A high school student in Pulaski in the US state of Kentucky is seeking counseling after she watched the anti-Muslim film Fitna by the populist Dutch politician Geert Wilders, leader of the right-wing Freedom Party. Seventeen-year-old Amber Cruey was reportedly so horrified by the acts of violence she saw in the film that she sought psychiatric guidance.

A teacher at the County High School in the town of Pulaski showed Fitna on 11 September as part of a course on radical Muslim movements. The school council decided in retrospect that the Wilders´ film was unsuitable for a group of high school students.

http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/us-girl-traumatised-wilders-film-fitna

I think you should change the title of the thread into "Christian Nazi School bans film on radical Muslim movement" 

should we take it as a step just because the school tried to avoid criticism after the incident got publicized? what if it didn`t make it to the media?

It`s apparent that this kind of christian nazist propaganda crap is shown in many schools in the us.

Ha ha..

I remember once, someone was trying to troll the net and trying to find some similar raw anti-democratic cases in the west and posted some links with the triumph saying that ´here it is..these anti democratic things are happening  in the west too´ and but actually the examples were all back from a century ago and he was quite embarrassed.. 

But this case beats it with a large margin.. 

Yeap, it sure does One teacher plays a film on radical Islam that a student dislikes, the school council (who do not approve every single film played in advance) slaps the teacher on the wrist and Tami concludes that all American schools are in favour of anti-Muslim campaign.

It´s as silly as accusing Protestants of crusades by throwing all Christians into one bag

Tami, you haven´t taken your prozac today again, have you?

yeah, generalizing is a right only for the christians. the others can never generalize.

I think in general people should avoid generalising