Threatening Pictures
 

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php...rticle=1&cat=0
http://www.wnd.com/images2/gun%20(2).jpg

I think we all know the real threat here. That thing is clearly not to scale, it could fall over on somebody. =/

That looks more like a road to me. Not to mention there are smiley faces all over it.

What the fuck is wrong with this country. "Your kid drew a PENCIL! He could stab someone's eye out with a REAL PENCIL!"

Ugh.

If you ask me, the picture kind of looks like it started out as an airplane.

This is just utter bullshit, another example fo how kids can't have any personal freedom, anything and everything is perceived as a threat no matter how little or miniscule it is by a very protective shallow state of a society.

Better watch out folks, if a kid draws a weapon in class nine chances out of ten he is going to use it on somebody. This is stupid, I remember as a kid we use to play with toy guns during recess, you probably can't even do that anymore.

If things like this continue your going to make a kid or someone in their early teens that anything and everything they do or think of is wrong. By literally turning school into a prison. Your going to make them uncomfortable and they're going to see kids live under this pressure they they can't express their own thoughts because if its anything remotely controversial its going to be perceived as a threat.

This nonsense is only going to continue for so long.

Any kid whose last name looks like "Molester" is bound to snap at some point.

That's clearly a 1:30 scale model of the BFG from DOOM. This kid was going to commit genocide and I COMMEND the obtuse school officials for preventing an otherwise potential massacre.

KUDOS, SCHOOL OFFICIALS. KUDOS 2 U~

In chemistry class, I once drew a hydrogen atom. I hear that those are dangerous when split. Glad nobody saw it, I could have had punitive action taken against me!

A little more on the incident:

Ohshi.

The drawing looks kinda like a spaceship with a dude riding ontop to me.

Somebody must've bought him some Transformers DVDs.

Fuck sake, this is completely inadequate.

I am glad I am not a child growing up in the ill-adaptable elementary school system that is present these days. I drew many things when I was a child, many fantastical and violent...an extension of the imagination and nothing more. The fact that I drew macabre things didn't classify a sense of violence, but merely a fascination and interest in something that is taboo.
Art is sometimes simply a way of looking at the world. I mean, can't one draw a gun without becoming one? I should hope so.

Anyone who has any kind of understanding of children should realize that art is a way for a child to work out a part of the sub-conscious. That is, the kid merely may have been recently coming to grips with a particular aspect of culture, experience and/or existence and used art as a means to express that.

That being said, a gun/airplane probably shouldn't prove alarming.

Haha, I remember when I was in the 6th grade I drew a syringe, a dude hanging himself, a gun and a couple nazi signs. My teacher tried to snatch the paper off my desk so I pretty much jumped on top of it and he grabbed my backpack and pryed it from my arms.

I had some pretty hardcore bullshit in there, especially since that was right after the whole columbine shit (I had pictures of people being shot and what not and a silly short story I wrote about a kid going nuts and killing his teacher). He went through my backpack and saw all this crap so I figured it wouldn't be so bad to surrender the paper I had just drawn...

He pretty much just gave the paper back and humiliated me for a little bit so that worked out, I guess.

A couple days later I was sitting at a lunch table by myself and he walked past me and said "White power, Donald, you know what I mean?" and I just looked at him like "..."

I guess our school just handled things differently... one of our teachers did get fired for molesting a 12-year-old girl, or some shit.