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stories like this just make me feel so happy i live in a country where u can't think or write down certain things without being arrested...

oh the good times ahead...

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Why dont they just build a roof over that country and call it disneyland.

I'd be fucking disgusting about my country if something like that happened here.

hey that shit here happens here all the time...its the amerikkkan way fagots...

He should countersue for the goverment infringing on his right of freedom of speach. He'd lose naturally, but he might spark a debate as he's hauled off to prison to share a cell with Roofus the Murderous Gimp.

He could be a martyr for the Cause, an example to every non-nazi American.

Fucking paranoid idiots. Gah.

The sooner we find the cure to yank stupidity the better.
Thing is, would there be anything yet of a yank if cured?

... and if not, would anybody miss them?

we now have schools in america where all the kids wear tracking devices...u like that fag0ts?

stop thinking. NOW!

(didn't work, right?)

But seriously, he should fight this all the way. The moment people are being arrested for something they're write is the moment you have to stop and wonder if you still live in a free country.

Fucking awful.

lol...free country...thats a good one...

a country is defined by it's borders - this allready contradicts freedom.

Most intelligent people know that it's not, so i reckon about 80% of Americans are still convinced the US is a free country.

This boy could kick up a storm, because the charges are so mindnumbingly stupid that even a complete jackass would feel the injustice.

that's easy to say from the outside...

Eh?

EDIT: you mean because he could go to jail if he does?

in a relative sense...i would say amerikka is a 6 out of 10 when it cums to freedom...

if you're inside a society that treats you the way described in such cases, chances are that this is a general feeling, shared by at least a minority; and since parts of the society thinks this way, chances are that these things are not looked at as beeing totally off bounds.

Shit, if it's a general feeling he should apply for political asylum in Canada.

This is going to be a fun court battle to hear about. I can't wait until the Federal Courts hand those Kentucky rednecks a big binder of STFU.

PS: Those of you who love to criticise everything that happens in America...Please remember that we do have 50 seperate states that are (for the most part) run by their own small governments. Just because something retarded happens in a small town I have never heard of doesn't mean that all over the US kids are not allowed to write about zombies.

Still Bit, in Europe theres a dozen different nations, all run by their own goverments - but if something like this would happen (which is impossible) i garuantee outrage would be the general consensus.

bitWISE wrote:This is going to be a fun court battle to hear about. I can't wait until the Federal Courts hand those Kentucky rednecks a big binder of STFU.

PS: Those of you who love to criticise everything that happens in America...Please remember that we do have 50 seperate states that are (for the most part) run by their own small governments. Just because something retarded happens in a small town I have never heard of doesn't mean that all over the US kids are not allowed to write about zombies.

But it does mean that this mind-numbing paranoia about "terrr" is spreading all across the country, and is more and more frequently being used to justify the most ridiculous injustices, which we never would have been able to accept before 3 years ago.

bitWISE wrote:
PS: Those of you who love to criticise everything that happens in America...Please remember that we do have 50 seperate states that are (for the most part) run by their own small governments. Just because something retarded happens in a small town I have never heard of doesn't mean that all over the US kids are not allowed to write about zombies.

ive always felt that that really contradicts the term "United States of America"

they should just call it "States of America" :icon14:

"It didn't mention nobody who lives in Clark County, didn't mention (George Rogers Clark High School), didn't mention no principal or cops, nothing,"
said Poole. "Half the people at high school know me. They know I'm not that stupid, that crazy."

The bigger crime is that this kid is 18 years old, a junior (usually 16 years old) in high school, and this is his quote.

Hey it's Kentucky. That's Eddie's neck of the woods remember.