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Mr. sickVisionz
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Seems like a misunderstanding.
A kid draws weapons at school, has bomb making components at his house, and gets questioned about it makes some folk mad that his rights were violated. A kid draws weapons at school, has bomb making components at his home, nobody bats an eye and something terrible happens, people complain and say everyone should have reported his questionable behavior and that cops and teachers are idiots for not recognizing the threat. Funny how things work. |
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Cecilthedarkknight_234
Posts: 3820 Location: Louisville, KY |
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I sense strong sarcasm from this post. |
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Aethix
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He wasn't just questioned about it, he was arrested and thrown in juvenile detention. There's kind of a difference. |
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flawed
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And on Monday everyone with a watch or cellphone will be arrested for having a device that could be used as a timer or an explosive device, since you know school campuses have more chemicals that can be used to make a bomb then any household needs.
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dragoneyes001
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well since every single household having a gas BBQ is equipped with the chemicals to create an explosive. its pretty hard not to meet the criteria they mentioned and if you want to exclude that just your every day household cleaners are all you need to again meet the criteria.
drawing weapons at school? hmmm guess every school teaching video game creation will be arresting 99.9% of they're student population. wounder what charges he'd be facing for drawing a burning bush in religion class? |
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bglassbrook
Posts: 1243 Location: Gaithersburg, MD |
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They better go back and check to see if every bedroom in the house had a smoke detector, then they could add stockpiling materials for a dirty-bomb.
Time for schools to go paperless... so administrators can review the daily doodles without having to be reliant on sharp-eyed teachers, of course.
That's what the criminally small annual budget is there for.
Why not?
(quote corrected to reflect the source articles) |
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Chrno2
Posts: 6171 Location: USA |
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Really moving what you said and it pretty much hits the nail on the head. The one thing to note (and I'm trying not to offend anyone but one has to look at the picture on their own) is that many of the teachers that do this are "women". There are more women teachers. I'm not giving male teachers a pass either because some of them end up being bullies. Which also creates adds to the bigger circle of problems. Many of the "male" groups complain about the ills of "feminism" and how it really doesn't support the "equality" toward both sexes. Not to mention how it affects young boys in the school systems. When a young boy draws pictures that might not necessarily be harmful, his [female] teacher is going to find offense. Then he has to hear it from his mother. Yet his mother can either be on the same page brow-beating her son or she ends up pissed off [at the school/teacher] that her son has been singled out for some "harmless" behavior. I reiterate again I'm not trying to attack anyone but people have to see for themselves that things aren't so clean cut when they are parents. And even then you can be anyone of these individuals that worship at the altar based on your views. What happened to just taking it and talking to their parents. We talk about anti-bullying but we have teachers on a power trip. I seen these stories time and time and we all read about them. The whole system is broken. Yes, these teachers probably push to get on the top tier and often times find themselves looking toward politics. Who votes for them but those that view them as the "child protectors". Thing I learned that they appeal to either political party. So being a "liberal', "conservative", "democrat", "republican", "independent", etc... doesn't really matter because eventually, that individual will pass legislation that will appeal to one hand and not the other. Look at the past administration, when Hilary Clinton was on a board wanting to fight against violent video games. They've been trying to fight that fight for a long time and still are because every time a person decides to shoot up a school video games come up in the topic. But that fight is peas compared to when they bring up gun regulation, then those backward troglodytes you mentioned are running out buying as many guns as they can. And who gets paid? Gun manufacturers and the politicians creating the uproar. In NY Giuliani supported a ban on a video game that had to do with killing cops and civilians. That game was dropped before it could be finished and sold. Of course there was no mention of gun control for illegal holders. Now we have GTA. The playgrounds have been child proofed and now they're complaining about the mats heating up. How about not letting your kid run around with no shoes or not make the surface like broken glass to have to be fixed creating all this useless laws. I know I'm getting off topic but I'm pointing out some of the silliness that happens when you're dealing with "bubble wrap brigade" groups. It's really crazy now and we're going to be hearing these types of stories. You have to look at the bigger picture and you'll see how things connect. |
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Tamaria
Posts: 1512 Location: De Achterhoek |
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American schools are scary! I mean, you can get arrested without doing anything wrong, you're watched all the time, and if a random classmate has some weed, a SWAT team might raid the school and point a gun at you.
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Evaunit02berserk
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sup http://www.theblaze.com/stories/will-these-next-gen-surveillance-cameras-in-calif-detect-crime-before-its-even-committed/ |
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Teriyaki Terrier
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Good question, my mind was scattered when I wrote that. Now that I think about it, I am siding with the kid on this one. I feel bad for this kid, he didn't do anything wrong yet was treated as if he was a criminal. Sadly this is too true, I know to well that as long as your in mandatory education, your basically without any rights. I certainly felt as if school was a prison. |
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revolutionotaku
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I still have violent/gory artwork I used to drew when I was in high school. And I never got in any trouble drawing them of any kind. |
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Mohawk52
Posts: 8202 Location: England, UK |
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Ambimunch
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FAIL. waw.....no comment. They show so much destructive and violent things on TV and they expect kids to not draw or talk about it? Why not arrest every toy maker/cartoon producer/TV station president for broadcasting it? Why are they so stupid? His notebook is private property---they are legally not allowed to touch him or his stuff unless he poses a threat to his surroundings. If I was his parent, I would take this to court and sue the shit out of the government in that place. WAW......the population degradation is happening in front of our eyes. Guess what, I had drawings of skulls, blades and people wielding blades/guns in my notebooks all the time, boys watch that stuff on TV nonstop. Go arrest the whole damn world now...its funny because rapists avoid being arrested, yet kids who drew stuff from power rangers get a criminal record.
now that's=logic |
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rinmackie
Posts: 1040 Location: in a van! down by the river! |
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No, not all American schools are like that. Our schools vary throughout the country; some are better (or worse) than others. Of course, I've been out of high school since the 80's. But I agree, this anti-violence paranoia is getting out of hand. |
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enurtsol
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Rather take chances with shooters than Big Brother. BYOG - bring your own guns. Doesn't matter who draws what or doesn't draw anything at all - anybody can be shooters.
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