BeecherVol
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The motive for posting the images is clear and he even stated it in his post. 2A. If you want to try to see if there is another motive he needs to be questioned. Simple. The outrage for the SRO questioning his motives is unfounded. It got you and your like to rage about it.
Actually were raging about the violation of the kids 1a rights by your dumbass side that latched onto his 2a statement and went overboard.
Edit: and maybe 4a too!
I understand perfectly well.
A student posts a picture of himself holding a gun with a caption saying "I'm about to lose it." Should that be taken as a threat?
What if instead the caption said, "see you at school tomorrow."?
What if it said, "I'm taking out 19."
Should any of these be taken by school officials as threats?
How much of a threat do each of the 3 above constitute?
Being pro 2A doesn't make him a pr!ck; the video doesn't make him a pr1ck.
However, calling someone a pr!ck for espousing views you don't like, well that's a different story altogether.
What this guy did comes nowhere close to what you posted.
His actions are equivalent to a student posting "I support DACA" on Facebook a couple days before Trump comes to visit his school.
Should the Secret Service and other law enforcement view that post as a threat to the POTUS?
I find this interesting: The teen said he felt like the deputy was trying to get him to incriminate his father.
What has the father came out and said about this? Is his father a Felon that can't own a gun?
Pretty words that have no meaning.
Clear threats are bad?.....brilliant
The WHOLE question is what is a clear threat?
What is kind of a clear threat?
What is a little bit of a threat but nothing really to worry about?
Who decides?
Nothing he did makes him what you are calling him.
Man up, you don't like his views so you are lashing out at him.
People did it to Hogg, you are doing it to this guy.
I'm pro 2A just not a blithering NRA supporting liberals are going to take your guns idiot that believes a child, that cannot even own a gun and posts pictures of himself shooting a gun he does not own, should not even be questioned about it.
I'm pro 2A just not a blithering NRA supporting liberals are going to take your guns idiot that believes a child, that cannot even own a gun and posts pictures of himself shooting a gun he does not own, should not even be questioned about it.
I'm pro 2A just not a blithering NRA supporting liberals are going to take your guns idiot that believes a child, that cannot even own a gun and posts pictures of himself shooting a gun he does not own, should not even be questioned about it.
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He has been very politically active since the shooting and that is exactly what this is, an insensitive political statement. He was being a little p**ck and deserved to be questioned.
I understand perfectly well.
A student posts a picture of himself holding a gun with a caption saying "I'm about to lose it." Should that be taken as a threat?
What if instead the caption said, "see you at school tomorrow."?
What if it said, "I'm taking out 19."
Should any of these be taken by school officials as threats?
What this guy did comes nowhere close to what you posted.
His actions are equivalent to a student posting "I support DACA" on Facebook a couple days before Trump comes to visit his school.
Should the Secret Service and other law enforcement view that post as a threat to the POTUS?
