still mostly bullshit threats, by a long shot. totally get peoples perspective changed, but bullshit hasnt

Edited: 03/24/2019 at 06:55 AM by RiddleMe

Okay, so where is the line between threat and bullshit?

Isn't it smart to take them all serious?

And do you think a 15 year old is capable of mass violence?


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of course it should be taken seriously, of course a kid is capable. never said otherwise, not sure how you got all that from saying not to jump to conclusions and politicize something before facts come out. anyone else get what cole did from what i wrote?

Edited: 03/24/2019 at 10:11 AM by RiddleMe

Why were you offended by the Columbine statement?



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nope. it was just stupid. just like crying 9/11 to justify treatment of muslims is. why you on the warpath buddy? more than a little silly to keep chucking random things at me. it get you off or something?

Edited: 03/24/2019 at 05:24 PM by RiddleMe

Rusty had a legitimate point and you discounted it. A kid threatened a school. Rusty pointed out the original kids that threatened a school. It's a legit comment. That's all I'm saying.

I understand your middle-of-the-road stance, but legit is legit.



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disagree with jumping to conclusions without evidence. disagree more when doing it to for the sake of politicization. back in my day that was called common sense, not middle of the road. guess you have a point in today's polarized country. oh, and 9/11

Edited: 03/25/2019 at 09:52 AM by RiddleMe

Didn't the teen make racist, white nationalist threats? How is that jumping to conclusions? I guess the actual words form someone's mouth actually count in the world of Trump.


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i see the disconnect here. i dont politicize minors. when con was mentioned that meant voting adult to me. in short, stupid adults not stupid kids