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Twizted Humanitarian Crew
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 Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:08 am
At my high school we've had 2 bomb threats in two weeks what do we do with the punks found responsible
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 12:21 pm
Make examples of them. We really need to start cracking down on people who think this kind of thing is funny. It's not funny, it's sick and stupid! I'm not sure jail time, but I'm starting to lean in that direction because of all this nonsence! I hope they find 'em and they get what they deserve!
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 1:41 pm
throw them in jail for a few days and expell them from school
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Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2007 7:41 am
I say we send 'em to Guantanamo Bay because technically what they did was terrorism
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Twizted Humanitarian Crew
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Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2007 3:02 pm
animal_rage I say we send 'em to Guantanamo Bay because technically what they did was terrorism ditto
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Posted: Tue May 01, 2007 6:51 pm
Paradrop them in the worst parts of baghdad, and show them what real terrorism is, and if they survive that, which they probably will, they will think twice about making stupid bomb threats like that again. Of course some may say I'm being harsh, but what happens when they're actually serious?
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Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 7:22 pm
Nemrith Paradrop them in the worst parts of baghdad, and show them what real terrorism is, and if they survive that, which they probably will, they will think twice about making stupid bomb threats like that again. Of course some may say I'm being harsh, but what happens when they're actually serious? or make them were patriotic shirts and thro them in tehran, Iran.
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Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 8:24 pm
Isn't that a little extreme for a bomb threat? What about those kids who genuinly want to report a bomb? How would these suggestions affect their opinions?
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Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 8:39 pm
Well... They will at least get a fine. It is malicious mischief. But if I am correct, the will also get a felony for threatening a federal establishment, but I dont know how that works with threats it could only be when the action is done. Regardless we can no longer put up with this sort of behavior. I would say, It depends upon the reason being; after all it could be from some kid who is sick and tired of being kicked around. Not that I am excusing this behaviour. Simply stating that we should asses the situation. If the kid is already mentally unstable making an example out of him could push him to the edge. but it could also be some punk kid doing it for no reason. Oh, dont you just love the "what if statement." -Fox-
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Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2007 10:48 pm
thenerdqueen Isn't that a little extreme for a bomb threat? What about those kids who genuinly want to report a bomb? How would these suggestions affect their opinions? Well there is nothing wrong with the people who want to genuinly report a bomb as long as there REALY is a bomb.
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Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 9:48 pm
james628 thenerdqueen Isn't that a little extreme for a bomb threat? What about those kids who genuinly want to report a bomb? How would these suggestions affect their opinions? Well there is nothing wrong with the people who want to genuinly report a bomb as long as there REALY is a bomb. Another "what if" but this one really happens. A studnet thinks he hears a friend talking about blowing the school up, come graduation, (when someone really said this schol will be the bomb, come graduation). He doesn't want to be a snitch, yet also doesn't want anybody to be killed by a bomb. When the kid reports it anonymously, and it isn't there, what is your guys' verdict?
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Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 10:00 pm
thenerdqueen james628 thenerdqueen Isn't that a little extreme for a bomb threat? What about those kids who genuinly want to report a bomb? How would these suggestions affect their opinions? Well there is nothing wrong with the people who want to genuinly report a bomb as long as there REALY is a bomb. Another "what if" but this one really happens. A studnet thinks he hears a friend talking about blowing the school up, come graduation, (when someone really said this school will be the bomb, come graduation). He doesn't want to be a snitch, yet also doesn't want anybody to be killed by a bomb. When the kid reports it anonymously, and it isn't there, what is your guys' verdict? well that person should try and explain what happend and go to the office to explain why they did that, if someone called in a bomb threat just to be a jerk they most likely wouldent turn themselves in.
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Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 10:02 pm
james628 thenerdqueen james628 thenerdqueen Isn't that a little extreme for a bomb threat? What about those kids who genuinly want to report a bomb? How would these suggestions affect their opinions? Well there is nothing wrong with the people who want to genuinly report a bomb as long as there REALY is a bomb. Another "what if" but this one really happens. A studnet thinks he hears a friend talking about blowing the school up, come graduation, (when someone really said this school will be the bomb, come graduation). He doesn't want to be a snitch, yet also doesn't want anybody to be killed by a bomb. When the kid reports it anonymously, and it isn't there, what is your guys' verdict? well that person should try and explain what happend and go to the office to explain why they did that, if someone called in a bomb threat just to be a jerk they most likely wouldent turn themselves in. but he doesn't WANT to be known as a snitch. That was the whole point of the anonmous call.
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Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 10:10 pm
thenerdqueen james628 thenerdqueen james628 thenerdqueen Isn't that a little extreme for a bomb threat? What about those kids who genuinly want to report a bomb? How would these suggestions affect their opinions? Well there is nothing wrong with the people who want to genuinly report a bomb as long as there REALY is a bomb. Another "what if" but this one really happens. A studnet thinks he hears a friend talking about blowing the school up, come graduation, (when someone really said this school will be the bomb, come graduation). He doesn't want to be a snitch, yet also doesn't want anybody to be killed by a bomb. When the kid reports it anonymously, and it isn't there, what is your guys' verdict? well that person should try and explain what happend and go to the office to explain why they did that, if someone called in a bomb threat just to be a jerk they most likely wouldent turn themselves in. but he doesn't WANT to be known as a snitch. That was the whole point of the anonmous call. well I dont know then but we were just talking about the people who genuinly do it to be jerks
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Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2007 7:19 pm
How could you tell them apart, without being called down for favoritism? Unless the first time it is a warning, it couldn't work.
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