This link leads to a story about a Wisconsin teacher who made a tongue-in-check (albeit insensitive, cruel, and short-sighted) post on a blog. It landed him in jail.
Police Capt. Toby Netko defended the arrest. He said the teacher who complained was disturbed by the reference to “one shot at a time” and other educators agreed it was a threat. “What happens when you say bomb in an airport? That’s free speech, isn’t it?” he said. “And people are taken into custody for that all the time.”
Interesting twist of logic there, Cap’n. Except I’m not sure it’s particularly logical. Saying ‘bomb’ in an airport is obvious different from saying “bomb” on a blog post.
PS. Bomb
PPS. You’ll get my pen went you pry it out of my cold, dead hands.
PPPS. I wonder if they have The Last Book in the Universe in the prison library?
Gigli.
(Biggest bomb I could think up at the moment.)
The crab hat is a close second.
Thank you so much for posting this article! I’m going to use it for my presentation topic in School Law. Before this, I couldn’t think of anything, but this is perfect!
I’m not a bumpersticker owner, but I saw one yesterday that made me say “hell yeah!” It read Dissent is the strongest act of patriotism.
Bomb.