The sister was suspended for something similar,
http://www.wnd.com/2015/09/clock-boys-sister-was-suspended-for-bomb-threat/
This family is just wrong, and its all the parents fault.
The truth always comes out. I laugh at all the people here screaming "bigotry and racism" in this thread.
All good, you were wrong, we were right.
Good day. Another win for conservatives and a loss for the liberal agenda.
Whats even more stupid, who puts a fcking clock in a briefcase..
Originally posted by Robtard
Yes, it'd be like calling in a false bomb threat, yelling fire etc.But again, the story claims the kid stuck with "it's a clock" from the start and never did a "ha, I have a bomb!" to anyone.
Yes, people who get into big trouble playing pranks tend to retract their prank really quickly.
Again, I don't claim to know his intentions. There could be a multitude of possibilities here on what his intentions were. It could have been an honest mistake, he may well have had the best intentions. But (like I said, if the article is true) I try not to assign honesty and best intentions to an act that already started off as something dishonest.
Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
The sister was suspended for something similar,http://www.wnd.com/2015/09/clock-boys-sister-was-suspended-for-bomb-threat/
This family is just wrong, and its all the parents fault.
The truth always comes out. I laugh at all the people here screaming "bigotry and racism" in this thread.
All good, you were wrong, we were right.
Good day. Another win for conservatives and a loss for the liberal agenda.
Whats even more stupid, who puts a fcking clock in a briefcase..
Oh look more bad news for all the liberals
http://allenbwest.com/2015/09/muslim-clock-kids-sister-was-previously-suspended-for/
Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
The sister was suspended for something similar,http://www.wnd.com/2015/09/clock-boys-sister-was-suspended-for-bomb-threat/
This family is just wrong, and its all the parents fault.
The truth always comes out. I laugh at all the people here screaming "bigotry and racism" in this thread.
All good, you were wrong, we were right.
Good day. Another win for conservatives and a loss for the liberal agenda.
Whats even more stupid, who puts a fcking clock in a briefcase..
Tell me they at least aren't going to still bring this kid to the white house.
Originally posted by Robtard
They may or may not have been trolled by a little shit, but they still overreacted to a clock.
Didn't they suspend him for bringing a hoax bomb? Isn't bringing in the cops to scare a kid straight actually (for doing something that could have caused a panic) a measured reaction?
How is that overreacting?
Originally posted by Nibedicus
Didn't they suspend him for bringing a hoax bomb? Isn't bringing in the cops to scare a kid straight actually (for doing something that could have caused a panic) a measured reaction?How is that overreacting?
Rob is squirming his way out of admitting he was dead wrong. But you almost got him.
Look at this even IBD figured it out
http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/092215-772291-did-muslim-clock-boy-perpetrate-hoax.htm
There was no "school project" or science assignment to justify Mohamed bringing the device to school .
• Just three weeks into his freshman year, Mohamed was no "science whiz well-known by high school teachers for tinkering."
• The "clock" wasn't made from scratch but just the guts of a mass-manufactured digital clock, complete with AC cord and 9-volt backup battery connection.
• With its exposed wires and lack of a face, the gutted clock looked like a bomb. It also sounded like a bomb: The alarm was set to go off during English class; the beeping startled the teacher who called police.
• When police questioned Mohamed, he wasn't cooperative and was described as "disrespectful."
• The police chief said the device was "intended to create a level of alarm; in other words, a hoax bomb."
• Mohamed's Sudanese father — a Muslim political activist involved in previous Muslim grievances — reportedly asked the cops to re-handcuff his son — so his daughter could take the photo that went viral.
• Mohamed tweeted: "Thank you fellow supporters. We can ban together to stop this racial inequality."
• The family's spokesperson is the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a terror-tied group that in 2006 sued US Airways for kicking several Muslim activists off a flight for behaving suspiciously and rattling passengers — a stunt that looks eerily similar.
Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
Look at this even IBD figured it outhttp://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/092215-772291-did-muslim-clock-boy-perpetrate-hoax.htm
[b]There was no "school project" or science assignment to justify Mohamed bringing the device to school .
[/B]
• Just three weeks into his freshman year, Mohamed was no "science whiz well-known by high school teachers for tinkering."
• The "clock" wasn't made from scratch but just the guts of a mass-manufactured digital clock, complete with AC cord and 9-volt backup battery connection.
• With its exposed wires and lack of a face, the gutted clock looked like a bomb. It also sounded like a bomb: The alarm was set to go off during English class; the beeping startled the teacher who called police.
• When police questioned Mohamed, he wasn't cooperative and was described as "disrespectful."
• The police chief said the device was "intended to create a level of alarm; in other words, a hoax bomb."
• Mohamed's Sudanese father — a Muslim political activist involved in previous Muslim grievances — reportedly asked the cops to re-handcuff his son — so his daughter could take the photo that went viral.
• Mohamed tweeted: "Thank you fellow supporters. We can ban together to stop this racial inequality."
• The family's spokesperson is the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a terror-tied group that in 2006 sued US Airways for kicking several Muslim activists off a flight for behaving suspiciously and rattling passengers — a stunt that looks eerily similar.
Originally posted by Nibedicus
Didn't they suspend him for bringing a hoax bomb? Isn't bringing in the cops to scare a kid straight actually (for doing something that could have caused a panic) a measured reaction?How is that overreacting?
Already answered. If it was 'we didn't think it was a real bomb, but a hoax' now, the kid never claimed to have a bomb or made a threat, he stuck with "it's a clock" from the go. So yes, they overreacted by calling in the cops. Should have taken the clock away (as they did) and called his parents; that's a proper reaction, though still overreacting.
Originally posted by Robtard
Already answered. If it was 'we didn't think it was a real bomb, but a hoax' now, the kid never claimed to have a bomb or made a threat, he stuck with "it's a clock" from the go. So yes, they overreacted by calling in the cops. Should have taken the clock away (as they did) and called his parents; that's a proper reaction, though still overreacting.
Sticking to a story once caught doesn't really prove innocence. It proves that one can stick to a story once caught.
A person need not announce that a hoax bomb is a bomb for it to be a hoax bomb. It just needs to look the part enough and be conspicuous enough to be noticed.
Like I said, if he admitted that there was a chance for it to be thought of as a bomb, then why bring it to school?
If the kid had in some fashion made a threat, like telling a student he felt like blowing something up, sure, you'd have a point. But as noted, he stuck to "it's a clock" when the teacher(s) first asked him, that's where it should have ended, take the "bomb" away and send him back to class. They're supposed to be the adults, not diaperbabies that overact to a possible trolling.
If he did that, the answer could be as simple as "he's a dumbass 14 year old". We know he's a shit for faking an invention.
Originally posted by Time-Immemorial
Look at this even IBD figured it outhttp://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/092215-772291-did-muslim-clock-boy-perpetrate-hoax.htm
[b]There was no "school project" or science assignment to justify Mohamed bringing the device to school .
[/B]
• Just three weeks into his freshman year, Mohamed was no "science whiz well-known by high school teachers for tinkering."
• The "clock" wasn't made from scratch but just the guts of a mass-manufactured digital clock, complete with AC cord and 9-volt backup battery connection.
• With its exposed wires and lack of a face, the gutted clock looked like a bomb. It also sounded like a bomb: The alarm was set to go off during English class; the beeping startled the teacher who called police.
• When police questioned Mohamed, he wasn't cooperative and was described as "disrespectful."
• The police chief said the device was "intended to create a level of alarm; in other words, a hoax bomb."
• Mohamed's Sudanese father — a Muslim political activist involved in previous Muslim grievances — reportedly asked the cops to re-handcuff his son — so his daughter could take the photo that went viral.
• Mohamed tweeted: "Thank you fellow supporters. We can ban together to stop this racial inequality."
• The family's spokesperson is the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a terror-tied group that in 2006 sued US Airways for kicking several Muslim activists off a flight for behaving suspiciously and rattling passengers — a stunt that looks eerily similar.
Wow. This is embarrassing for robtard and his elk.
Originally posted by RobtardHopefully next time someone brings an exposed wire clock to a building that looks suspiciously like a bomb, everyone takes it at face value and thinks nothing of it.
They may or may not have been trolled by a little shit, but they still overreacted to a clock.
Because the story could in no way have turned into "Kid bombs hundreds of students, told everyone it was a clock".