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Originally Posted by Clodfobble
I would look and see if it said something like this:
The zombie horde stumbled through the hallways. "Brains... BRAAAAINS!!"
Or instead something like this:
John the Zombie took out his .357 that he'd gotten from his father's closet and began shooting all the students in the face, starting with Stephen, that fucking bully...
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Well, I guess that specifics like names in your example would be scary, but the young man says no:
"It didn't mention nobody who lives in Clark County, didn't mention (George Rogers Clark High School), didn't mention no principal or cops, nothing,"
Certainly, something like this is easy enough to check. I guess we’ll see, certainly a jury will see. Maybe the kid is really a dumbf*ck and he wrote like you described and then just lied about it to the reporter. 50-50, right? But the kid’s statement here regarding the content of what was written is much more easily verified than the state’s position:
"Investigators say they discovered materials at Poole's home that outline possible acts of violence aimed at students, teachers, and police."
My biggest beef here is that intent=crime. I cannot fully articulate why or how badly that offends me.
For the record, in my book, pre-emptive war is all f*cked up too.