Secret Service questions high school student on anti-war drawings
Originally Posted by LiLRexen
I think anybody has the capability for violence. It's whether or not they choose to act that way. Usually people who disagree with one another don't draw pictures of the other one dead. If someone drew a picture of my head on a pike, I'd get a restraining order against them.
LilRexen, as I already said there is no gory drawing of the president in some form of mutilation.
An effigy is an object intended to represent another person. The picture, as described in the article, is of an arab with a gun, holding up an effigy of president Bush. Not his actual severed head.
An effigy is an object intended to represent another person. The picture, as described in the article, is of an arab with a gun, holding up an effigy of president Bush. Not his actual severed head.
Originally Posted by LiLRexen
You argue against the policy. This kid drew artwork depicting the killing and mutilation of a president along with terrorist sympathetic undertones. That's enough of a red flag to me that it should be investigated.
Watch out Mike, the SS will be knocking at your door any time now.
Originally Posted by qtiger
What's the difference between text and a picture? Same medium, same intent, same message.
Watch out Mike, the SS will be knocking at your door any time now.
Watch out Mike, the SS will be knocking at your door any time now.
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Originally Posted by qtiger
What's the difference between text and a picture? Same medium, same intent, same message.
Watch out Mike, the SS will be knocking at your door any time now.
Watch out Mike, the SS will be knocking at your door any time now.
Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
LilRexen, as I already said there is no gory drawing of the president in some form of mutilation.
An effigy is an object intended to represent another person. The picture, as described in the article, is of an arab with a gun, holding up an effigy of president Bush. Not his actual severed head.
An effigy is an object intended to represent another person. The picture, as described in the article, is of an arab with a gun, holding up an effigy of president Bush. Not his actual severed head.
The Department of Homeland Security is watching! :eek3: Ask any true patriot and he or she will tell you, it is more ungood to say that this enemy is greater than our protectors. Return to our War On Terror. Occupy your minds now or the terrorists will win! War is peace.
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No matter where you stand on any issue, it's easy to see why people draw parrallels between this little incident and Orwell's eerie social commentary. It is my view, however, that the media need not guide our lives. All of us have formed an opinion on this matter based solely on what has been reported. If every reported fact were present, we could still only speculate without first-hand knowledge. Fair judgement demands first-hand experience. By all means, debate on; There is, however, little fact in any news story today, to actually debate.
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No matter where you stand on any issue, it's easy to see why people draw parrallels between this little incident and Orwell's eerie social commentary. It is my view, however, that the media need not guide our lives. All of us have formed an opinion on this matter based solely on what has been reported. If every reported fact were present, we could still only speculate without first-hand knowledge. Fair judgement demands first-hand experience. By all means, debate on; There is, however, little fact in any news story today, to actually debate.
Originally Posted by 9600baud
What a waste of time, secret service? c'mon... dont they have something else better to do? Overpaid lousy bastids... :down:
IMO a starting salary of $40,345 per year is by no means overpaid when you're expected to unconditionally take a bullet for someone. i guess next you're gonna say that police and firefighters are overpaid


