14 year old arrested for bringing home made clock to school

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21 Sep 2015, 3:19 pm

I am going to get a big clock plug it in and then set it to go off even after the shop teacher told him not to do it. You better believe he was on Twitter right after with his family talking about seeing a lawyer



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21 Sep 2015, 5:29 pm

"Assembling clock from bought components is fine. Taking clock out of its case to make it look as if he built it is not fine. Which is true?"
-@RichardDawkins) https://twitter.com/RichardDawkins/stat ... 6040709120"

Its looking like Ahmed didn't build a clock he just took off the case and brought it into random classes setting the alarm off. Plus his twitter he and his family are happy look at the picture they took on twitter when they all said they were going to the lawyer

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The family most likely planned this



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21 Sep 2015, 6:20 pm

Yeah i doubt that very much.



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21 Sep 2015, 7:55 pm

HisShadowX wrote:
"Assembling clock from bought components is fine. Taking clock out of its case to make it look as if he built it is not fine. Which is true?"
-@RichardDawkins) https://twitter.com/RichardDawkins/stat ... 6040709120"

Its looking like Ahmed didn't build a clock he just took off the case and brought it into random classes setting the alarm off. Plus his twitter he and his family are happy look at the picture they took on twitter when they all said they were going to the lawyer

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The family most likely planned this


OMG, god forbid a family smile about getting legal representation in the court of law...and have the hope justice might be served. Also what exactly is it they 'planned'? for the child to do something that doesn't violate any laws? oh how terribly evil they must be terrorists.... :roll:


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21 Sep 2015, 7:59 pm

And of course, everything Richard Dawkins says must be accepted as the gospel truth, and be regarded as inerrant. :P
(Personally, I always thought he was sort of a d*ck).


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21 Sep 2015, 9:40 pm

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Also, it always amuses me that the very same people who excoriated Obama back in 2008 because he was a parishioner in a church led by a Christian minister, Rev. Jeremiah Wright,

You mean that race cult where he chanted G-d D-mn America and Kill wh***y?



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22 Sep 2015, 12:58 am

Kraichgauer wrote:
And of course, everything Richard Dawkins says must be accepted as the gospel truth, and be regarded as inerrant. :P
(Personally, I always thought he was sort of a d*ck).


Dawkins is a raging, herpoid dick. There has never been any question about that.

With regard to computational approaches to evolutionary biology, he's among the best references.

On rational approaches to the question of whether there may be an all-powerful all-knowing deity or a supernatural anything at all, he is fairly eloquent, and noted for cribbing others in the field without attribution.

I agree completely with his assessment that the universe as we are able to perceive it strongly suggests that there is nothing but random chance and blind physical forces and no suggestion at all of any kind of intelligent force guiding anything.

But I'm pretty sure that he is standing on the shoulders of hitchens, etc, and holding a construction paper landscape below his knees so as to give the impression that he thought of it himself.

Being smart doesn't make you right about everything.

Being correct doesn't mean you aren't taking credit for work that someone else did.

Agreeing with dawkins about evolutionary biology or the utter lack of anything measuring up to more than nature doesn't mean that I'd take his word on this event or, for example, listen to his opinion on the best way to prepare pasta.



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22 Sep 2015, 2:11 am

blauSamstag wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
And of course, everything Richard Dawkins says must be accepted as the gospel truth, and be regarded as inerrant. :P
(Personally, I always thought he was sort of a d*ck).


Dawkins is a raging, herpoid dick. There has never been any question about that.

With regard to computational approaches to evolutionary biology, he's among the best references.

On rational approaches to the question of whether there may be an all-powerful all-knowing deity or a supernatural anything at all, he is fairly eloquent, and noted for cribbing others in the field without attribution.

I agree completely with his assessment that the universe as we are able to perceive it strongly suggests that there is nothing but random chance and blind physical forces and no suggestion at all of any kind of intelligent force guiding anything.

But I'm pretty sure that he is standing on the shoulders of hitchens, etc, and holding a construction paper landscape below his knees so as to give the impression that he thought of it himself.

Being smart doesn't make you right about everything.

Being correct doesn't mean you aren't taking credit for work that someone else did.

Agreeing with dawkins about evolutionary biology or the utter lack of anything measuring up to more than nature doesn't mean that I'd take his word on this event or, for example, listen to his opinion on the best way to prepare pasta.


Well said.


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22 Sep 2015, 2:14 am

Kraichgauer wrote:
And of course, everything Richard Dawkins says must be accepted as the gospel truth, and be regarded as inerrant. :P
(Personally, I always thought he was sort of a d*ck).


What is Dawkins point one wonders. That the child is a pretender and warrants contempt or that the offending item was a clock after all, albeit one the child did not construct.

Odd.



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22 Sep 2015, 3:39 am

HisShadowX wrote:
"Assembling clock from bought components is fine. Taking clock out of its case to make it look as if he built it is not fine. Which is true?"
-@RichardDawkins) https://twitter.com/RichardDawkins/stat ... 6040709120"


The kid said he spent 20 mins before school "making it".

So, Dawkins is right, all he did was put the clock in a case.

The kid was telling everyone about it to get attention. He probably just wanted to seem cool.



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22 Sep 2015, 4:02 am

he's just a kid for Christ's sake. everybody is cutting him to the quick or worse.



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22 Sep 2015, 4:41 am

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Basso53 wrote:
Also, it always amuses me that the very same people who excoriated Obama back in 2008 because he was a parishioner in a church led by a Christian minister, Rev. Jeremiah Wright,

You mean that race cult where he chanted G-d D-mn America and Kill wh***y?


I love that one but the one no one talks about is Obama's friends who were supporters or members of Jim Jones' Jonestown who were not in Jonestown when the entire cult drunk the koolaid thinking the Republicans would send in the Military after Jonestown members murdered the Democrat Senator who was sent to parlay concerns Republicans had of a Communist/Socialist Cult that was forcing members into slavery and forcing them to stay.

Mention that to a baby boomer hippie in Chicago and you get a "we don't talk about Jonestown" which as a Catholic it reminds me of talking about the sex abuse scandal in the 90s and getting a "we don't talk about this" response.



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22 Sep 2015, 5:30 pm

HisShadowX wrote:
AntDog wrote:
Basso53 wrote:
Also, it always amuses me that the very same people who excoriated Obama back in 2008 because he was a parishioner in a church led by a Christian minister, Rev. Jeremiah Wright,

You mean that race cult where he chanted G-d D-mn America and Kill wh***y?


I love that one but the one no one talks about is Obama's friends who were supporters or members of Jim Jones' Jonestown who were not in Jonestown when the entire cult drunk the koolaid thinking the Republicans would send in the Military after Jonestown members murdered the Democrat Senator who was sent to parlay concerns Republicans had of a Communist/Socialist Cult that was forcing members into slavery and forcing them to stay.

Mention that to a baby boomer hippie in Chicago and you get a "we don't talk about Jonestown" which as a Catholic it reminds me of talking about the sex abuse scandal in the 90s and getting a "we don't talk about this" response.


Plenty of Republican Politicians had taken money from a higher up in the Conservative Citizens Council, which back in the days of segregation had been the very racist "White Citizens Council" - holding positions which that organization still supports, though not so publicly anymore. Those Republican pols include both Rand and Ron Paul, Haley Barber, and Ted Cruz, just to name a few. Seems what's good for the goose is good for the gander.


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22 Sep 2015, 9:11 pm

It is pretty impressive that this kid could get Richard Dawkins and Bill Maher to agree with Sarah Palin.



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22 Sep 2015, 10:25 pm

politics can make for some strange bedfellows.