Black Dog

But they are all North Korean SJW kangaroos so they obviously can't be trusted.

Wind-up Merchant. A troll in other words.

We don't know because reliable stats aren't kept on this.

Thanks for proving my point perfectly. You're not a serious person.

excellent point. Doesn't seem like they were all that worried about it being a real bomb.

Yes, and when the obvious conclusion was pointed out, you cried to the mods. Guess you lack the courage to say what you mean here. What question? I swear to god, you read like one of those weird twitter bots that just generates random text.

It's for the court to decide if there was a line crossed from disagreeing/trolling into criminality. But I know you've already made up your mind about this and will distort a guilty verdict into further evidence that the tentacles of the great SJW conspiracy have reached into the legal system, evidence be damned. I do love it when people like you come along and pretend to be so above basic human flaws like confirmation bias when it's obvious to all that you're as much an ideologue as the people you whine about.

In this case that was a pretty safe bet for anyone with a brain in their head. Is this...English?

Again: what's the relevance to this story?

Look I've explained all this upthread and it's obvious from the original news story why their actions were a ridiculous overreaction based on their own bigoted attitudes towards Muslims. Maybe you should read up on it.

It's not based on perceptions, it's based on the stuff you say here.

There's a thread for this already if you want to put your subliterate mewlings on the subject in the right place.

You imagine because you've watched too much TV. But by your own admission, IEDs don't look like the bombs on TV with ticking clocks counting down the seconds until our hero can cut the green wire (or is it the yellow one...?) So if you're looking at something that looks like your idea of a bomb, I'm betting there's a good chance it isn't. Then there's all the other clues like, you know, all the ones I listed above. I guess most of us don't see the connection between young people in Palestine being indoctrinated and this story of a kid from Texas. Why don't you spell it out? No, we want to vilify stupid people like the cops and teachers involved in this and the people who support their actions.

Well that "break" didn't last long...

Texas?

You...you didn't think this through, did you? "This thing looks nothing like a real bomb, of course people will think it's a bomb!" I bet they would, since there's some pretty obvious clues: There's no explosives. It looks like a clock. It has a plug in. The kid showed it to his teacher and told them it was a clock. The alarm went off in class. By racial profiling.

Yes. For example, I know the "legal jargon" around "criminal harassment and violating a peace bond" speaks to a different issue than "disagree(ing) with feminists on twitter in Canada."

If it's so important to show your face during citizenship ceremonies, why didn't the Harper government make it a requirement?

And yet, I'm the only one who seems to be aware that the trial is over and we are awaiting the court's decision. Anyway, Jack Thompson isn't relevant to the case (the issue of which you continue to misrepresent in a bit of Orwellian word association).

It's right here.

What's in it for me?

If I was looking for friends on the internet, I'm not sure "aggressive and bigoted ex-con with giant testicles" is the persona I would adopt, but that's none of my business.

Here's a picture of the device. I wouldn't think there were many bombs that had giant digital displays and electrical cords to plug into wall sockets, but I'm not a explosives expert like a high high school English teacher.

Sure.

Not sure who you're talking about here. Cool story. So you and your Gamer Gate bros want all depictions of violence taken out of video games, is that it? I doubt many outside of the gamer nerd community know who Jack Thompson is.