Mr Buckshot
April 2nd, 2008, 01:55 AM
http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/04/01/kids.plot.ap/index.html
Can't wait for Jack Thompson to blame video games.
Anyway, I'm quite impressed by the scope of the plan devised by third-graders. It was well organized - comparable to the plans used by assassins and terrorists worldwide. They armed themselves with handcuffs, a paperweight, a steak knife, and even gloves to hide fingerprints. Plus they had an elaborate "clean-up" plan.
Next thing you know, a kindergarten student is going to pull off a Columbine stunt with the gun that daddy carelessly left lying around. Actually I remember this happening in an American elementary school when a kid brought a pistol to class and killed a girl without realizing what he'd done.
Now, about the charges. These little rascals aren't even going to be sent to detention centers, and I don't approve. Few third-graders have the nerve or the maturity to physically pull off a plan to harm their teachers. I mean, we all wish that mean teacher who confiscated our stuff were dead when we were young, but I don't think any of us actually brought knives to school.
Faith in humanity: -1000. Anyway, I wonder what these kids do at home. Do they watch all kinds of gory serial killer movies or what?
Can't wait for Jack Thompson to blame video games.
Anyway, I'm quite impressed by the scope of the plan devised by third-graders. It was well organized - comparable to the plans used by assassins and terrorists worldwide. They armed themselves with handcuffs, a paperweight, a steak knife, and even gloves to hide fingerprints. Plus they had an elaborate "clean-up" plan.
Next thing you know, a kindergarten student is going to pull off a Columbine stunt with the gun that daddy carelessly left lying around. Actually I remember this happening in an American elementary school when a kid brought a pistol to class and killed a girl without realizing what he'd done.
Now, about the charges. These little rascals aren't even going to be sent to detention centers, and I don't approve. Few third-graders have the nerve or the maturity to physically pull off a plan to harm their teachers. I mean, we all wish that mean teacher who confiscated our stuff were dead when we were young, but I don't think any of us actually brought knives to school.
Faith in humanity: -1000. Anyway, I wonder what these kids do at home. Do they watch all kinds of gory serial killer movies or what?