Outcast2004 said:
You know i read and heard about this and it pisses me more off by the minute. Nice to see those inbred hilljacks can throw out the First FUCKING AMENDMENT whenever they deem it neccesary. Hard to believe the state is just south of my somewhat normal Ohio.
This kid wasn't hurting ANYONE, had no direct threats of any kind and was a work of FICTION. How the FUCK does this get construed as a "terroist" act. If the ACLU doesn't jump all over this and get this taken care I will lose all faith in humanity.
NExt thing you'll se on the news is Tom Clancy being arrested in Minnestoa because he write stories about terrorism.
Give me a break......
One other thing, what the fuck is wrong with this kid's grandparents that they would turn him into the police for a STORY, especially one where no one is named or threated.
He got arrested for doing Dawn of the Dead in a school instead of a mall. If anything, his only crime is not being creative.
Ok you have issues, seriously. It's fucking obvious that most people would find this over the top, and that considering it a felony is pretty eccentric, and surprisingly enough not
everyone in Kentucky would agree with the charges.
But since you're such a bigot, spewing forth blanket assumptions that classify all Kentuckians as 'inbred hilijacks', I guess you wouldn't actually care to know that, or respect that some people might actually take offense at the bullshit that comes from your mouth.
Simply because something happens in a particular state that you consider an injustice is no reason to attack the entire populace. You're telling me you think that Kentucky is the
only state something like this has happened post-911 or post-columbine? Well I'm sorry to present reasoning that doesn't give you a chance to blatantly insult a group of people, but it isn't.
And by-the-fucking-way, I was born in Ohio, so although I've been living in KY for the past 13 years, I still commonly travel back and forth between the two states. So coming from a person who is actually from the Ohio Valley, and involved with the people that live in it, you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. The differences between Ohio and Kentucky are miniscule, other than the extreme southeastern regions of KY.
So yeah, I think you're absolutely right about how this kid is being treated. But I also think you're a sad individual who doesn't care how wrong your assumptions actually are.
Damn right, Tritoid. We Kentucky residents have to stick together and... Ooh wait.
You've got a Nintendo avatar. Get away from me, kiddie.
:lol
What part of KY are you in Arcade?