Wuts a 1st amendment?

[Kuya]

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Is this supposed to be a reference to the shootings?

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Oh shit, looks like im going to jail.

sure, give him psychological help. but if people are arguing that the classmates are pussies and they should have said "wow, interesting opinion. nice to know frank. NEXT" then you're fucking crazy.

If you go to college, and you're not used to this sort of thing... I'd like to know where you go prz?

[Bartylby]

isn't the charge of yelling fire in a crowded theater inciting a riot? when they arrest you i mean.

[GRT]

all you have to do is to look up if people's been convicted for praising hitler or hating jews

[divisortheory]

If you go to college, and you're not used to this sort of thing... I'd like to know where you go prz?

How many times do I need to repeat its equivalence to the airport scenario before you stop ignoring the fact that they are exactly the same thing?

[Ace-o-fire]

Well, they didn't say the verdict. He might be getting psychological help, we don't know.

I still hold, that at least 90% of the world's population could use some psychological help, but hey, wait, no, "I'M NOT CRAZY!".

Remember that scene in Fight club where brad pitts character gets the shit kicked out of him .He just covered in blood fucks with that fat guy.

I had an episode like that in soft more year of high school, funny shit wish we had cellphone videos back then, but anyway needless to say i got suspend for 2 weeks i think and he got punished for like 1 week of detention.

Funny how thoughts get punished alot more then actions now-a-days

[Tricen]

Well, they didn't say the verdict. He might be getting psychological help, we don't know.

I still hold, that at least 90% of the world's population could use some psychological help, but hey, wait, no, "I'M NOT CRAZY!".

Remember that scene in Fight club where brad pitts character gets the shit kicked out of him .He just covered in blood fucks with that fat guy.

I had an episode like that in soft more year of high school, funny shit wish we had cellphone videos back then, but anyway needless to say i got suspend for 2 weeks i think and he got punished for like 1 week of detention.

Funny how thoughts get punished alot more then actions now-a-days

I'm not quite sure wtf you are talking about.

[Tyche]

If you go to college, and you're not used to this sort of thing... I'd like to know where you go prz?

How many times do I need to repeat its equivalence to the airport scenario before you stop ignoring the fact that they are exactly the same thing?

An airport does not = a class discussion forum...an airport doesnt understand context when something like that is completely random. We have no idea the context of what this kid said, just some students who either didn't like what he said, or felt genuinely threatened. None-the-less, the environment of each place are completely different.

[Kuya]

If you go to college, and you're not used to this sort of thing... I'd like to know where you go prz?

How many times do I need to repeat its equivalence to the airport scenario before you stop ignoring the fact that they are exactly the same thing?

When will it become clear to you, that the statements that this guy made, are done all the time and are not punished with such severity. This is simply a scenario were Americans get their feathers ruffled once it hits them that shit happens.

I guess he just said the wrong thing, at the wrong time.

[GRT]

my one comment on this piece of news itself is that

if that shooter had been a terrorist, then he was almost as successful a terrorist as the guys that hijacked those planes on 9/11

and that's really, really sad

[divisortheory]

What context is there to understand when you tell a room full of people "I often get angry enough to kill 32 people"?

[Ace-o-fire]

Well, they didn't say the verdict. He might be getting psychological help, we don't know.

I still hold, that at least 90% of the world's population could use some psychological help, but hey, wait, no, "I'M NOT CRAZY!".

Remember that scene in Fight club where brad pitts character gets the shit kicked out of him .He just covered in blood fucks with that fat guy.

I had an episode like that in soft more year of high school, funny shit wish we had cellphone videos back then, but anyway needless to say i got suspend for 2 weeks i think and he got punished for like 1 week of detention.

Funny how thoughts get punished alot more then actions now-a-days

I'm not quite sure wtf you are talking about.

k cliff notes. Kid cut up my face pretty bad so blood was all blah so i tackle him and just scream shit like "look at this face you will never for get this shit" "Your life will be a living hell from now on" blah blah blah and that crap.

i got suspend for 2 weeks he gets one week detention.

[MikedeeFenrir]

Well, it was stupid of him to talk like that when people are thinking of Vtec, other than that, you're in a school, you're rights aren't the same in that building.

[Kuya]

What context is there to understand when you tell a room full of people "I often get angry enough to kill 32 people"?

Because of the proximity of this event to the Vtech incident, it could be understood that these students overeacted to his comment. It would have been better to have him take psychological help, then to call the cops on him, and have him go loonier.

[Tyche]

What context is there to understand when you tell a room full of people "I often get angry enough to kill 32 people"?

The same context as when i look over to my classmates and say "Man, im gonna fucking kill this bitch if she gives us more homework."

[divisortheory]

Well, it was stupid of him to talk like that when people are thinking of Vtec, other than that, you're in a school, you're rights aren't the same in that building.

Maybe it was smart of him to say that. Maybe people will pay closer attention to the warning signs in the future, and this kid can get some help to deal with his anger and emotional problems before it's too late.

[GRT]

What context is there to understand when you tell a room full of people "I often get angry enough to kill 32 people"?

huh?

During a class discussion Tuesday of Monday's massacre at Virginia Tech, Max Karson "made comments about understanding how someone could kill 32 people," university police Cmdr. Brad Wiesley said.

looks to me like a discussion of behavior, where someone shared his educated opinion..... so nobody is allowed to do that unless you are a certified criminal psychologist?

[divisortheory]

What context is there to understand when you tell a room full of people "I often get angry enough to kill 32 people"?

The same context as when i look over to my classmates and say "Man, im gonna fucking kill this bitch if she gives us more homework."

that isn't an actual expression of rage and does not hint at anger / emotional problems. What this person said was clearly not said jokingly, he probably really does. If he was just joking, then he's just an idiot and maybe this will teach him to grow up. If he wasn't joking, then the right action was definitely taken

[divisortheory]

During a class discussion Tuesday of Monday's massacre at Virginia Tech, Max Karson "made comments about understanding how someone could kill 32 people," university police Cmdr. Brad Wiesley said.

looks to me like a discussion of behavior, where someone shared his educated opinion..... so nobody is allowed to do that unless you are a certified criminal psychologist?

Did you read this part also?

Karson, who turns 22 on Thursday, said he was "angry about all kinds of things from the fluorescent light bulbs to the unpainted walls, and it made him angry enough to kill people,"

[Kuya]

What context is there to understand when you tell a room full of people "I often get angry enough to kill 32 people"?

The same context as when i look over to my classmates and say "Man, im gonna fucking kill this bitch if she gives us more homework."

that isn't an actual expression of rage and does not hint at anger / emotional problems. What this person said was clearly not said jokingly, he probably really does. If he was just joking, then he's just an idiot and maybe this will teach him to grow up. If he wasn't joking, then the right action was definitely taken

The article never mentioned his expression when he made the comment.

Jumping to conclusions much?

[divisortheory]

The article never mentioned his expression when he made the comment.

Jumping to conclusions much?

Quoted again

Karson, who turns 22 on Thursday, said he was "angry about all kinds of things from the fluorescent light bulbs to the unpainted walls, and it made him angry enough to kill people,"