#69 BERSERKER73

"Either everyone in the future will be deeply offended by any word that's used to refer to them other than their proper name..."

That's Mr. Proper Name to you!

#3 Contact your local gun shop. You've (we've) already lost it all. Only a true, physical defense will create the possibility to retain our rights.

I like where this thread is going. :P

#1. Agreed. I am amused the at the tortures that smokers must endure. I wonder if he still smokes.... I bet he does.

#28 HOLY FUCKING SHIT! When did this happen? You'd think it'd be all over the news by now. Even Boing Boing would be covering that story!!!

Wait a second...

MMm... art. Kind of like when all the buildings, sidewalks, phones, etc all got anti-Bush propaganda painted on them at my local university. Art.

It seems that whomever decided it was a good idea to do blow AND take photos should have to live with the consequences of such actions. I don't see that distributing these should be problematic. Besides, this is THE kind of stuff that'd be a fantastic weapon should one of these fine, upstanding citizens decides to go into politics, particularly against the use/possession/etc of narcotics.

I'd be against the distribution of said photos if they were taken without the persons knowledge or consent, but that certainly isn't the case in this set.

Now all we need are a few pictures of Bush with a line. (As if that'd mean anything, anyway.) *sigh*

@5:

There won't be any need for this. In the future, all schoolchildren will, by law, be immunised against the pleasurable effects of pleasure.

Yay for Puritanical, Calvinist beliefs.

Sounds awesome! I can't wait until the real fun begins when someone figures out how to trigger the devices without the official control mechanism.

#5 @ZLITE

I hope you've been keeping an eye on the changes within the FAA. Got your COA applications ready?

#13 @ SONGE

Although I see your point, it is his job to keep track of the prisoners.

He failed his duty, he should be fired. In addition, his actions are criminally negligent and he should be brought up on charges...

I can dream, right?

#39 @SVENSKI

Therein lies the problem, you don't differentiate between adults and kids. Teenagers and young adults are expected to make poor decisions and often do, but they are also expected to know right from wrong. Children ("kids") should be given a modicum of leniency due to the fact that they haven't had the experience necessary to train themselves to society's perception of right and wrong.

This story isn't about children, however.

It seems that reading comprehension is low with many of you. Who says they're kids? I read "teenagers and young adults."

If the bus is a hybrid with an external switch, I bet its there for a damn good reason. Probably for easy access to emergency personnel.

So, who wants to bet these teenagers and young adults go off to lead wonderful, productive lives with families that are well cared for?

It might be time to think about a more permanent solution to crime hotspots. Perhaps we shouldn't think of children as a RIGHT instead of a PRIVILEGE, hmm?

[bring on the furious debate!]

Man, you guys are tough! Locks? Sheesh, I'd just shoot the bastards. If they haven't a problem damaging property now what'll they do later? An ounce of prevention (or a few grams of lead)...

"There, witnesses reported that teenagers and young adults have thrown rocks at the buses, breaking windows and denting the bodies, officials said. A couple of drivers reported being assaulted, although nobody has been seriously injured."

Aren't the arguments for having the DNS entries being US based basically to prevent this sort of action from happening?

It seems that the benevolent dictator approach the US has just lost the benevolence. What won't the US gov't screw up?