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MizPiz posted:Rap and hip hop still exist. And like other modern scapegoats, there's an element of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn6roGifN_Y
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Armyman25 posted:What he made looks similar to a home made bomb though and it's disingenuous the way people are playing it off like it doesn't. Ah yes, one of those sneaky Zero Explosives™ bombs. 
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Sep 21, 2015 13:14
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Sep 21, 2015 13:47
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As if something being a joke has stopped people from using it to prop up their beliefs. 
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Sep 21, 2015 14:51
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Meet Martin Shkreli, CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals. Because of him, the price of an important AIDS medication is going from $13.50 to $750 per tablet.
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Accretionist posted:Ah yes, one of those sneaky Zero Explosives™ bombs. So it has to contain explosives to look similar to an actual bomb? 
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HorseRenoir posted:Meet Martin Shkreli, CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals. Ah yes, there is absolutely nothing morally objectionable about making as much money as possible. Its what a true follower of Ann Ryan would do!*  *at the expense of Aids victims and babies with compromised immune systems. 
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HorseRenoir posted:Meet Martin Shkreli, CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gppKHqOJ9Jc
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2YAvEMA0Ig Hans Breuer from Austria is one of dozens who secretly transport refugees from Hungarian camps over the border to Austria. Here he is seen singing a Yiddish song along with a group of Syrian-Palestinians  vvv Hmm what?  vvv
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Sep 21, 2015 17:11
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System Metternich posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2YAvEMA0Ig System Metternich posted:secretly transport refugees...Yiddish Hmm 
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Armyman25 posted:So it has to contain explosives to look similar to an actual bomb? you do know actual bombs don't have great big blinking light displays telling you how much time you have left to cut the blue wire, right? like this thing only looks like a bomb if you've never interacted with basic electronics at all. do you know how to change a battery, or the oil in your car? that's all the technical ability necessary to recognize what ahmed built as "not a bomb" at this point i can only assume conservatives are doubling down because they're embarassed at how naive and easily fooled they were by racist connotations 
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Popular Thug Drink posted:you do know actual bombs don't have great big blinking light displays telling you how much time you have left to cut the blue wire, right? like this thing only looks like a bomb if you've never interacted with basic electronics at all. do you know how to change a battery, or the oil in your car? that's all the technical ability necessary to recognize what ahmed built as "not a bomb" The kid's teacher thought it looked like a bomb, but I can't speak to her level of technical know how. But take a look at all the IED detonators I posted, a bunch of them do have LCD screens, wires, and exposed circuit boards. Hell, I've gotten taken aside to a small room due to security at Frankfurt and Copenhagen x-raying my carry on and seeing all the wires and personal electronics in the bag. But I guess the security at international airports looking at a random collection of a cell phone, lap top, and digital camera and thinking it looked suspicious enough to investigate further is racial profiling against a bald white guy from the midwest. 
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Sep 21, 2015 17:26
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Armyman25 posted:The kid's teacher thought it looked like a bomb, but I can't speak to her level of technical know how. hm yes i'm sure an overweight goonlord is treated in the same context at international airport customs as a 14 year old boy in his english class. this is totally a logical thing to think and not the collective outrage of racists getting mad that they were tricked by a teenager's idle crafts project why in the world you think a muslim boy would bring an IED detonator to school without any of the actual bomb parts attached instead of thinking that it could be literally anything else speaks highly of your motivations as a human being pictured: how the police saw ahmed mohamed 
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Popular Thug Drink posted:hm yes i'm sure an overweight goonlord is treated in the same context at international airport customs as a 14 year old boy in his english class. this is totally a logical thing to think and not the collective outrage of racists getting mad that they were tricked by a teenager's idle crafts project You sure like making up your own reality. I said what he brought to school could be mistaken for a bomb, which is something his English teacher even said. I posted images showing devices that looked similar to what he brought to school and gave an example where even trained professionals would investigate a collection of innocuous electronics. You responded by calling me fat. 
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If someone had taken a breath and a second to think that entire incident could have been stopped the first time Ahmed said it was a clock, which he maintained throughout the ordeal. Though I guess his suspicious looking skin put an end to that particular line of thinking. I mean, to quote the police officer upon arriving at the scene ""I knew it was him" The cops also knew it wasn't a bomb, but they still decided to arrested him.  Here, watch a video of the above retard in a uniform try explain things: http://www.rawstory.com/2015/09/irving-police-chief-admits-cops-knew-ahmed-mohamed-didnt-have-a-bomb-when-they-arrested-him/
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Armyman25 posted:You sure like making up your own reality. I said what he brought to school could be mistaken for a bomb, which is something his English teacher even said. I posted images showing devices that looked similar to what he brought to school and gave an example where even trained professionals would investigate a collection of innocuous electronics. your argument is that anyone in possession of any collection of electronics can be reasonably assumed to be attempting to incite panic through some kind of nebulous bomb hoax which is really ridiculous I only insinuated that you were racist because i gave you the benefit of the doubt and assumed you weren't stupid  basically anything that beeps without a nice safe plastic cover is a bomb to you
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Popular Thug Drink posted:your argument is that anyone in possession of any collection of electronics can be reasonably assumed to be attempting to incite panic through some kind of nebulous bomb hoax which is really ridiculous My argument is that what he brought to school looks similar enough to an actual bomb to cause concern among anyone finding it, which is the same thing his English teacher said. Your argument is that a bare circuit board and wires don't look close enough to an actual device to cause concern. Which I find ridiculous. 
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Sep 21, 2015 18:31
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Armyman25 posted:My argument is that what he brought to school looks similar enough to an actual bomb to cause concern among anyone finding it, which is the same thing his English teacher said. Your argument is that a bare circuit board and wires don't look close enough to an actual device to cause concern. Which I find ridiculous but it didn't cause concern. the bomb squad wasn't called. the cops walked out with kid's clock in hand and tossed it in a car. nobody was worried about a bomb. they dragged the kid out in handcuffs because they were embarassed. this whole thing is just racists being embarrased because they overreacted in public where everyone could see how dumb they were, and the worst part is that they're still embarassing themselves doubling down on idiotic assertions about how they can't tell toaster ovens and bombs apart 
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Sep 21, 2015 18:34
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Exactly. Once the cops got involved, any "b-b-b-b-but it looked like a bomb!" excuse goes right out the window, and everyone who tries to defend what happened looks like an idiot. Meanwhile, 
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Popular Thug Drink posted:but it didn't cause concern. the bomb squad wasn't called. the cops walked out with kid's clock in hand and tossed it in a car. nobody was worried about a bomb. they dragged the kid out in handcuffs because they were embarassed. this whole thing is just racists being embarrased because they overreacted in public where everyone could see how dumb they were, and the worst part is that they're still embarassing themselves doubling down on idiotic assertions about how they can't tell toaster ovens and bombs apart This is the part I have issue with. You keep purporting that what he brought to school doesn't look in any way similar to a bomb, when it did. http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/16/us/texas-student-ahmed-muslim-clock-bomb/index.html Ahmed posted:He recalled showing one teacher the clock and her telling him that she thought it was "nice" but he shouldn't show other instructors, according to the paper. The teen put the clock in his bookbag but an alarm beeped in the middle of sixth period and Ahmed showed the teacher what he had, the newspaper reported. The relevant part here is that the teacher thought it looked like a bomb. Not that it was a bomb, but that it looked like one. Under the school's rules you're not allowed to something that looks like a bomb to class. What he brought did look like a bomb in the teacher's opinion, and based on what he brought and what actual bombs look like, I agree that it does look like a bomb. 
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The clock argument has people talking past each other. Reasonable: you see that clock sitting unattended at the bus stop or cafeteria or whatever. You call in a suspicious package. Unreasonable: a student says they built a clock and shows you the clock and there are no apparent explosives. Call the cops despite literally no one seeming to think it was actually a physical threat and the student did nothing to try to scare people like a hoax would require. 
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e; imgur is being poo poo e2; quote=/=edit MariusLecter fucked around with this message at 19:44 on Sep 21, 2015 |
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Not sure why you're all wasting time and keyboard wear on that guy. Either he's trolling or he's a genuine dumbfuck and can't be reasoned with. Probably both
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You know, given that Stand Your Ground laws only require the shooter to believe that he is in mortal danger in order to justify the use of lethal force, I wonder if the English teacher could have just shot the kid first -- just to be safe. After all, he had something that "looked like a bomb". Armyman25 posted:This is the part I have issue with. You keep purporting that what he brought to school doesn't look in any way similar to a bomb, when it did. So, what would you have done if you were this English Teacher / Principal? How does this play out in your head, exactly.
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Hubis posted:So, what would you have done if you were this English Teacher / Principal? How does this play out in your head, exactly. If I was the teacher I would have confiscated it and taken it to the office. If I was the principal I would have had a sit down with the kid and then the parents and explained why it's not a good idea to bring things that could be mistaken for a bomb to school. I don't know the exact guidelines of the district in question, so I don't know how much leeway the staff has in dealing with these things. 
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Armyman25 posted:If I was the teacher I would have confiscated it and taken it to the office. Sure, ok. I, being technically competent, would have responded exactly like his tech teacher ("That's cool, but probably keep that put away because it might get you in trouble"). Were I not technically competent (like the english teacher/principal) I probably would have done as you suggested as well. It seems like we're both on the same page however, that there's a big difference between "someone could mistake it for a bomb" (which might include almost anything, really, though some things more than others) and "this is intended to look like a bomb" and insisting that the student intended it as such despite any reasonable explanations in the result. Meanwhile, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ggdk-XpoY4
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 Gamers are an oppressed minority. Let's represent that by depicting our opponents as protesters with signs and ourselves as the US Military, various super soldiers and the loving EMPIRE from Star Wars.
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Armyman25 posted:The kid's teacher thought it looked like a bomb, but I can't speak to her level of technical know how. You do know that from time to time, the x-ray scanners insert false positives into an image to keep the security team on their toes? If you watch 10,000 briefcases and handbags go by with nothing more suspicious than a rogue tube of toothpaste, you're likely to get complacent and miss the 
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The issue is that if a lily white teenager brought the same thing to school the teacher wouldn't have reacted at all. But being brown and having a digital clock basically means you're a personified bomb threat. In other news, Cameron apparently did a thing with a pig. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBpQJ98rR4o
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Clock chat is the worst.
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Sep 21, 2015 22:04
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They didn't evacuate the school, like you do when there's a bomb. They didn't call a bomb squad - like you do when there's a bomb. They didn't get as far away from him as possible, like you do when there's a bomb. Then they put him and the clock in an office: not like you do when there's a bomb Then they waited with him for the police to arrive, and then they put the clock in the same car as the police. 
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