9th Grade Muslim student arrested for making a homemade clock fro school project

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Anonymous wrote:Just read that this little asshole has had multiple disciplinary issues at school, including multiple prior suspensions. A terrorist in the making. And our idiot society rewards him. Boo!

I heard one of his suspensions was for blowing soap bubbles in a bathroom. Sounds like a real terrorist in the making.

With a school like that, you can imagine . Who suspends a kid for blowing soap bubbles?

The one where he gets suspended for defending himself from bullies beating up on him, while calling him ISIS Boy.

How about getting suspended for wearing an American flag t-shirt? Ya'll just loved that!

Here's the thing - you don't get to pick and choose which zero tolerance policy you like or don't. There was a kid recently expelled for punching a kid who was beating on a blind kid. Just as stupid.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I might consider bringing something other than a clock to school if I was being called "bacon boy" and "ISIS" and was repeatedly bullied in the hallway. I also have no issue with a kid defending himself after being physically and verbally assaulted, even if it resulted in a suspension under silly "zero tolerance" policies. The former teacher is a fame whore and discredits himself by bitching about Mohamed for talking too much. F'ing Texas redneck morons.

Teacher here. I can't believe the way this teacher is using a former student to cash in his 15 minutes.

Maybe he wanted his school to be a "Muslim Free Zone".

Or maybe he saw the school and administration being trashed, and idiots all calling it Islamophobia, when in fact, the kid is a little brat.

[Anonymous]

A little brat who's being bullied and taunted because he's s brown-skinned Muslim and where the perpetrators apparently suffer no consequences? God Bless America!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I might consider bringing something other than a clock to school if I was being called "bacon boy" and "ISIS" and was repeatedly bullied in the hallway. I also have no issue with a kid defending himself after being physically and verbally assaulted, even if it resulted in a suspension under silly "zero tolerance" policies. The former teacher is a fame whore and discredits himself by bitching about Mohamed for talking too much. F'ing Texas redneck morons.

Teacher here. I can't believe the way this teacher is using a former student to cash in his 15 minutes.

Maybe he wanted his school to be a "Muslim Free Zone".

Or maybe he saw the school and administration being trashed, and idiots all calling it Islamophobia, when in fact, the kid is a little brat.

I almost feel bad for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A little brat who's being bullied and taunted because he's s brown-skinned Muslim and where the perpetrators apparently suffer no consequences? God Bless America!

And that's why he turned off the teacher's projector? And that gadget he 'made' while doing it? Sold on the web - was it his, or did he just take the casing off like he did the clock?

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I'm the PP. Now understand that my husband would have done the same at his age. Even now. He turned off all the TVs in Tysons food court. Some boys never grow up

I think this kid is probably mischievous as most really smart kids are. Which is why they had to check out this new device - he's a prankster and they weren't sure if he went too far.

As for the bullying? I don't approve and if he hit a kid who was bullying him, well, good for him.

[Anonymous]

Hey, next time, the Muslim kid could bring in some oregano in a baggy, or maybe some talcum powder, and say that's for a science project, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hey, next time, the Muslim kid could bring in some oregano in a baggy, or maybe some talcum powder, and say that's for a science project, too.

So what kind of science project would involve oregano?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A little brat who's being bullied and taunted because he's s brown-skinned Muslim and where the perpetrators apparently suffer no consequences? God Bless America!

And that's why he turned off the teacher's projector? And that gadget he 'made' while doing it? Sold on the web - was it his, or did he just take the casing off like he did the clock?

OK so he turned off a teacher's projector, and he blew soap bubbles in a bathroom. A bad seed if I ever saw one!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A little brat who's being bullied and taunted because he's s brown-skinned Muslim and where the perpetrators apparently suffer no consequences? God Bless America!

And that's why he turned off the teacher's projector? And that gadget he 'made' while doing it? Sold on the web - was it his, or did he just take the casing off like he did the clock?

OK so he turned off a teacher's projector, and he blew soap bubbles in a bathroom. A bad seed if I ever saw one!

As a poster noted above, he's a "Muslim kid" so he already has two strikes against him.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A little brat who's being bullied and taunted because he's s brown-skinned Muslim and where the perpetrators apparently suffer no consequences? God Bless America!

And that's why he turned off the teacher's projector? And that gadget he 'made' while doing it? Sold on the web - was it his, or did he just take the casing off like he did the clock?

OK so he turned off a teacher's projector, and he blew soap bubbles in a bathroom. A bad seed if I ever saw one!

Not saying he's a bad kid. He's a prankster. So when this 'clock' comes in, they now have a reason to bring him down and question him.

[Anonymous]

I find the projector prank pretty clever and wish that there was a IR remote control back in the day. The kid wasn't torturing neighborhood pets, spray painting anti-Semetic graffiti or dropping explosives in toilets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find the projector prank pretty clever and wish that there was a IR remote control back in the day. The kid wasn't torturing neighborhood pets, spray painting anti-Semetic graffiti or dropping explosives in toilets.

Agreed. However, he was known for pranking in school. So it stands to reason they might not have thought a clock was just a clock. You reap what you sow.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A little brat who's being bullied and taunted because he's s brown-skinned Muslim and where the perpetrators apparently suffer no consequences? God Bless America!

And that's why he turned off the teacher's projector? And that gadget he 'made' while doing it? Sold on the web - was it his, or did he just take the casing off like he did the clock?

OK so he turned off a teacher's projector, and he blew soap bubbles in a bathroom. A bad seed if I ever saw one!

Right, but if some kid in a snowflake's class in, say, Arlington or McLean was turning off a projector, folks would be sanctimoniously invoking the rules.

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That's the point of zero tolerance. It removes discretion and rationality from the equation. Some of you want to double down and argue that harmless pranks like turning off a projector are in effect a "gateway" to making a not-a-hoax bomb. Thee us no evidence that Mohamed ever hinted or explicitly represented that the clock in a pencil box was anything other than a click in a pencil box. No threat was made or implied. So what's the supposed prank.

It's the GOP MO. Eight Congressional investigations and an internal Dept of State investigation into Benghazi turn up noting, so Boehner convenes the Gowdy committee which also finds nothing relating to Bdnghazi other than the fact Clinton hosted her email on a private server. Raise the curtain for Act One of the theater of outrage.