Irving 9th-grader arrested after taking homemade clock to school: 'So you tried to make a bomb?'

a reply to: Krazysh0t

So, you are telling me that the Boy Genius was absolutely innocent in his intentions when he made a "CLOCK" that looks like a bomb?

I just asked my 10 year old what he thought about the device without telling him the story behind the device and even he said it looks like a bomb.!!! My child makes stuff too but nothing that looks like or emulates a bomb.

Boy Genius was forced to show the DEVICE when it started to beep in his back-pack. Then he said he was trying to impress his teachers... So, what's the real truth? Even the Police found holes in his story and were concerned about the boys intentions.

So, who's smarter the "Boy Genius" who brought a "Device" to school that LOOKS LIKE A BOMB or my own 10 year old who understood in 2 seconds that the "DEVISE" was not something that was appropriate in the classroom?

originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: Citizen47

Nice try at obfuscating.

Transparent though.

You didn't answer my question about the kid building the reactor.

A child tries a Nuclear Reactor... That's cute!

A child tries to make a BOMB... That's not!

Nuclear Reactors create ENERGY!

BOMBS make dead babies!

The fact that you're are trying to make a racial issue out of this is deplorable!

Shame on you!

originally posted by: neformore

originally posted by: UnifiedSerenity
I think a picture is worth a thousand words. Only a sympathizer would call what the kid made a clock.

A "sympathiser" with what, exactly?

Let me draw another picture of a Muslim Obamabot sympathizer who supports anything that is meant to cause chaos and disruption.

originally posted by: Leonidas
a reply to: Citizen47

Oh look, a brand new ATS member acting like this is the comment section of YouTube. An oldie, but a ...well, just an oldie.

I didn't know new members weren't allowed to make comments. What's the point of joining if you aren't allowed to comment?

Now the news is reporting that the kid's father is an activist. The whole thing was a setup. You have the mainstream media pouncing on it and the PRESIDENT piping up for crying out loud! The entire thing was an attention seeking agenda driven stunt from the beginning. It is easy to see these things. It is so easy to call them out. In this day and age the average citizen can smell a stunt like this from a mile away. It was all contrived, people. The agenda is clear.

a reply to: UnifiedSerenity

I just wish that the poster that disliked my comment would expand on his/her/its comment ,and reply to mine. But I won't hold my breath for his/her/its response because he/she/it knows his/her/its comment was wrong!

Good pic and Yes, that's what Liberals do!

A clock... that looked like a 'Suitcase Bomb'.

To the supporters : You will be the downfall of the US.

To everyone else : Don't act like them. ^

What about his father.. Who is/was/did run fro president of Sudan? People are so quick to jump on the PC bandwagon. What happened to questioning things and using critical thought? My brother once told me, "If you see it on TV, It is probably not true."

Ignorance in denial.

originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: Citizen47

Yes.

You are wrong.

You are basing your premise on a wholly bigoted position.

Whatever happened to kids being kids and being curious and building things? I know I built stuff when I was a kid. I was always messing with electronics, taking things to pieces etc. I had several electronics kits.

When did your society decide that such things stopped?

Heres an interesting story

White kid builds nuclear reactor and Homeland Security offers help
www.rawstory.com...

Is that kid a potential terrorist?

He's a Muslim Imam's son. The Jihadists have sworn to come here blow us up and cut off our heads. Not all kids are the same. These are real images. This isn't howdy Doody in shop class:

originally posted by: Generation9
Now the news is reporting that the kid's father is an activist. The whole thing was a setup. You have the mainstream media pouncing on it and the PRESIDENT piping up for crying out loud! The entire thing was an attention seeking agenda driven stunt from the beginning. It is easy to see these things. It is so easy to call them out. In this day and age the average citizen can smell a stunt like this from a mile away. It was all contrived, people. The agenda is clear.

Of course the "Boy Genius's" father is an activist... Children learn from their parents and that's why the kid brought a homemade BOMB to school.

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree!

originally posted by: Citizen47
a reply to: Krazysh0t

So, you are telling me that the Boy Genius was absolutely innocent in his intentions when he made a "CLOCK" that looks like a bomb?

Yes, why wouldn't he be?

I just asked my 10 year old what he thought about the device without telling him the story behind the device and even he said it looks like a bomb.!!! My child makes stuff too but nothing that looks like or emulates a bomb.

How knowledgeable is your child about electronic devices? Has he ever even soldered anything in his life? If not, then I don't care about his opinion.

Boy Genius was forced to show the DEVICE when it started to beep in his back-pack. Then he said he was trying to impress his teachers... So, what's the real truth? Even the Police found holes in his story and were concerned about the boys intentions.

What holes did the police find in the boy's story exactly? I'm actually curious about this one.

So, who's smarter the "Boy Genius" who brought a "Device" to school that LOOKS LIKE A BOMB or my own 10 year old who understood in 2 seconds that the "DEVISE" was not something that was appropriate in the classroom?

The Muslim kid, because he actually built something and knows what he is looking at. I mean you are basically asking me if someone who can actually build a homemade clock is dumber than your kid who can't tell what a bomb looks like. That's a ridiculous question. The Muslim kid wins hands down, regardless if he built a clock or a bomb. Your kid was wrong about what he was looking at, and this kid can build something. Think about the crap you are typing before hitting enter...

originally posted by: UnifiedSerenity

originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: Citizen47

Yes.

You are wrong.

You are basing your premise on a wholly bigoted position.

Whatever happened to kids being kids and being curious and building things? I know I built stuff when I was a kid. I was always messing with electronics, taking things to pieces etc. I had several electronics kits.

When did your society decide that such things stopped?

Heres an interesting story

White kid builds nuclear reactor and Homeland Security offers help
www.rawstory.com...

Is that kid a potential terrorist?

He's a Muslim Imam's son. The Jihadists have sworn to come here blow us up and cut off our heads. Not all kids are the same. These are real images. This isn't howdy Doody in shop class:

I rest my case!

Thanks for the help!

originally posted by: Krazysh0t

originally posted by: Citizen47
a reply to: Krazysh0t

So, you are telling me that the Boy Genius was absolutely innocent in his intentions when he made a "CLOCK" that looks like a bomb?

Yes, why wouldn't he be?

I just asked my 10 year old what he thought about the device without telling him the story behind the device and even he said it looks like a bomb.!!! My child makes stuff too but nothing that looks like or emulates a bomb.

How knowledgeable is your child about electronic devices? Has he ever even soldered anything in his life? If not, then I don't care about his opinion.

Boy Genius was forced to show the DEVICE when it started to beep in his back-pack. Then he said he was trying to impress his teachers... So, what's the real truth? Even the Police found holes in his story and were concerned about the boys intentions.

What holes did the police find in the boy's story exactly? I'm actually curious about this one.

So, who's smarter the "Boy Genius" who brought a "Device" to school that LOOKS LIKE A BOMB or my own 10 year old who understood in 2 seconds that the "DEVISE" was not something that was appropriate in the classroom?

The Muslim kid, because he actually built something and knows what he is looking at. I mean you are basically asking me if someone who can actually build a homemade clock is dumber than your kid who can't tell what a bomb looks like. That's a ridiculous question. The Muslim kid wins hands down, regardless if he built a clock or a bomb. Your kid was wrong about what he was looking at, and this kid can build something. Think about the crap you are typing before hitting enter...

Do you get paid for your comments?

It's a grow up!

originally posted by: Khaleesi

originally posted by: Leonidas
a reply to: Citizen47

Oh look, a brand new ATS member acting like this is the comment section of YouTube. An oldie, but a ...well, just an oldie.

I didn't know new members weren't allowed to make comments. What's the point of joining if you aren't allowed to comment?

Your comments carry the same weight as any here. Speak your mind as you wish.

originally posted by: Citizen47
Do you get paid for your comments?

Oh cool a shill remark. Way to flag yourself for being out of arguing options.

It's a

grow up!

No... it isn't... It was a clock. Though I won't let you drag me down into a stupid and childish, "nuh huh! you're wrong!" debate like you are trying to do with this debate. Let me know when you actually want to respond with a REAL response to my points, until then we have nothing to talk about.

a reply to: UnifiedSerenity

We can all play that game

American kids with guns

Recognizing a hoax bomb is sort of like Pornography. You know it when you see it! Let's see you pull this stunt in an airport, on an airplane, or any courthouse. If you survive the beating of your life, then tell me how it was a clock!

a reply to: Krazysh0t

The problem is, he didn't really build anything. He removed the innards of an electronic device and put them in a new container. Soldering? Really? How many parents help their kids with a science project and put things together for them? Sure the kid 'participates' in the assembly but I would be extremely surprised if any science project is done without considerable help from a parent. I would have been far more impressed if he had taken an old fashioned clock completely apart and put it back together and it still worked.

originally posted by: roadgravel

originally posted by: Khaleesi

originally posted by: Leonidas
a reply to: Citizen47

Oh look, a brand new ATS member acting like this is the comment section of YouTube. An oldie, but a ...well, just an oldie.

I didn't know new members weren't allowed to make comments. What's the point of joining if you aren't allowed to comment?

Your comments carry the same weight as any here. Speak your mind as you wish.

Thanks

originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: UnifiedSerenity

We can all play that game

American kids with guns

I think you just made Unified Serenity's point. Kids get called on the carpet for far less than this. Like pop tart guns.

originally posted by: neformore
a reply to: UnifiedSerenity

We can all play that game

American kids with guns

Do you even listen to yourself? Any normal white boy or black boy who does anything remotely with a gun, thinks about a gun, goes "pew pew pew", bends a finger or eats a part of a friggin pop tart is expelled.