It's the ole fashioned stoning or beheading.... Medicine is the province of the JEW and as such is Semite sorcery and calls for the harshest punishment.
Meh, It took you 24 hour after my original post to figure out away to come with a reply try after 48h, you may find something better when you are less butt hurt
if you have't noticed yet, I'm playin with you, I think someone should 'd consumed more vegetables to prevent something like you from happening again
No one can understand anything you are typing. Ever. It is a garbled mess of misspelled words. Find better translation software.
weird...so some of you get butt hurt out of nothing! ....must be just a diaper rash, summer and humidity can do wonders
So your logic involves speculating that someone's father their child at risk by telling them to take an alarm clock apart and put it in a case and show it to their teachers as a means to get arrested for a hoax bomb in order to create sympathy for a muslim boy and then profit out of it after they leave the country. What kind of logic is that?
Meowrrr! Pftttt! Pffftttt! SL was pointing out, fwiw, that it wasn't he who was wasting people's time and space. That this is the reply he received just proves that he was right.
Aw, the Donald Trump view of history. I find this quite "refreshing" this morning as I read about the Confederacy Rising again in East Texas. Can't wait to hear his stump speech on how slavery actually helped the Negro (excuse me, AFRICAN-AMERICAN) but I digress. Nope, this is simply not true. The kid showed the clock to his science teacher. Science teacher told him not to show it to anyone else. Stupid white teacher saw it in his backpack and asked to see it. He shows her the clock. Stupid white teacher then goes to principal. Kid gets called into office. Shows the clock to principal. Stupid white principal calls Irving PD and not kid's parents which is understandable because they only call the parents of white kids. Stupid Irving PD officers also can't see that this is a clock so they handcuff the kid, parade him in handcuffs in front of the students, place him in patrol car and drive him to the police station. THEN they call his parents. Which again is understandable because Irving has a different set of rules for the treatment of its Muslim citizens. Something about their dumbass mayor being terrified of Sharia Law and something along those lines. Now, not one of these morons stopped to consider that if this really was an actual "bomb", then why would this kid be carrying it around in his backpack. If he was actually some sort of teenaged "suicide bomber" (Islamic terrorist?) wouldn't he have simply walked into the cafeteria during the lunch hour, screamed "Allahu Akbar" and blown up all of the nice white American teenagers? I mean, I can see where the prospect of getting "virgins" in the afterlife can be appealing to a young Muslim boy going through puberty but I digress again. Now once the dimwits at Irving PD realize what a digital clock looks like, they had to come up with an official "excuse" for the dumbass thing they had just done - you know like: "I was in fear for my life" or something like that. Anyway, one of the brighter dimwits at Irving PD hit upon the "Hoax Bomb" excuse and they ran with that. This was an absolute cluster**** created by a collective bunch of idiot white people who wouldn't know what an Islamic terrorist looked like if he took them out and bought them dinner. But being from Texas, I've become used to this level of dumbassery (is that a word?) - in fact, anytime something like this happens, I know I can count on it being the case. Now, lest you find my post too snarky, you should know that I also built a similar clock from old Heathkit parts given to my grandfather when I was in the 9th grade. And like Ahmed, I took my clock to school to show my math teacher who was most impressed - in fact he put it on display. But because I was a brown skinned, Christian kid going to an all black high school, HPD was not called in to "save" the day. I suppose I should be thankful that school segregation worked in my favor that time.
That's Donald Trump logic. It requires no basis in fact or substance. It just exists to grow and devour all who don't have orange skin and scary hair. Not really. In reality this line of thinking can, in part, be attributed to what psychologists call “motivated reasoning,” according to Sander van der Linden, a Princeton University psychologist and director of the school’s Social and Environmental Decision-Making Lab. When people are emotionally invested in a belief, says van der Linden, they are inclined to accept information that confirms pre-existing beliefs and to dismiss conflicting evidence. It helps explain climate change denial, creationism, the anti-vaccine movement, the belief that Obama is a closet Muslim, the belief that the Confederacy was not about expanding the institution of slavery and of course, the belief that a teenage Muslim kid does not possess the intelligence or scientific knowledge to build something like a digital clock.
Now dismissing the r****ded nonsense that I went ahead and deleted from your comment, I'll address this one part. The kid didn't "build" anything, he simply took a commercially manufactured clock out of it's case and stuck it in a pencil case. Despite that, several of his teachers did the same thing your teachers did....which wasn't the reaction the kid was looking for so he plugged it in and made it go off in class to try and draw more attention to it. No one thought it was actually a bomb, but he was in trouble for trying to cause a scene and make others think he had a bomb. If you don't realize that kind of thing happens all the time.....well I guess I should just welcome you to the post-Columbine world. The kid wasn't mistreated in any way and he SHOULD have been suspended for pulling that stunt.
To Sweet Lou 4 2: As you can see, BTG just verified Dr. Sander van der Linden's hypothesis. BTG wasn't up here in North Texas at the time nor is he interested in discussing the facts of this situation because those facts contradict his "version" of reality - a reality where a Muslim teenager is intellectually incapable of building something like a simple digital clock. WRONG! CBS 11 actually went to the kid's room where he showed reporter his boxes of misc computer and electronic parts that were used to construct that digital clock. They also showed the other devices that he'd constructed from tearing down old PCs and radios and reusing the parts. That kid is what is known as "tinkerer" - he tinkers around with electronic parts because it's fun. Now I did the same thing when I was his age because I wanted to be an engineer also which was interesting because I was continually being told that Negroes lacked the intellectual capacity to understand science and engineering but I digress once again. Nope WRONG again! He showed it to two teachers (both white). The first teacher advised him to keep it under wraps. The second teacher - your typical white conservative Texas Republican (you know: moron) was the one who thought it was a bomb because he was a brown skinned Muslim (and we all know what those people are up to). So did the stupid white principal who called the policia. Now, just for the sake of argument, I could count on no hands how many times this sort of thing has happened to your typical white teenager who aspires to be an engineer. Oh, I get it. In your universe, it's OK to take a non-white child, slap him/her in handcuffs and parade him/her in front of their peers because the adults who were supposedly put there to nurture and develop young minds were too ****ing stupid to discern or accept the idea that a brown skinned Muslim kid could actually possess an innate talent for science and engineering. Got it. The Donald would be so very proud of you. BTW, did you just call my life story "r****ded nonsense"? That was mean!
The family [sister in particular] had pulled little stunts like this before -- Clock boy is actually intelligent and would never put together such an obvious piece of junk to show off. He stuffed that cheap clock into a pencil box to cause a stir at school -- did the family join together in a vast conspiracy to get scholarships, a White House visit, and a lawsuit... unlikely. However, once the story got legs they have milked it for all it's worth and it's worth a lot apparently. Those still defending this kid stating he built the clock to demonstrate his technical prowess are being deliberately obtuse.
