Kid takes Brief case with circuit board/wires to school

[AaronS]

Well, here's my opinion on it, right or wrong, whether it offends someone or not.

I don't buy the whole "clock" b.s. The teacher and school who treated it like a suspicious and possibly dangerous item should be applauded and thanked for looking out for the safety of everyone in the school, not put down and called racist or closed-minded. They would have done the same thing if overall wearing Johnny Smith had brought it to class.

If little Johnny would have brought it to class, the nation would be in an uproar that he wasn't punished enough.

If Ahmed would have brought a real bomb and it blew up, the nation would be in an uproar saying that school officials should have seen it and done something about it. Instead, everyone is inviting him to be their new best friend. The founder of Facebook, universities, our president....makes me sick and mad!

Our nation as a whole is more afraid that someone will think we're "mean" than we are of them killing us. It needs to stop before it's too late.

[GeoFisher]

His dad is a radical.

This was a TEST RUN......and scary at that, considering nothing was done.

No Police, no bomb squad, no fire dept.......If it was a "bomb" they would have been called.

No, it was a TEST RUN to see just what can get into a school........Be scared....be very scared.

Later,

Geo

[Mean Morone]

My brother-in-law went to that high school and so did my nephews. By the time my youngest nephew came through there in the 2000's, the gangs were so bad that he dropped out of that school and went to a private school. Now that doesn't have anything to do with what this young fellow did,but it should give you an idea of what direction it went in. Caucasians are the minority in that school now. The Muslim population has really taken off in Irving. I don't think this was an accident. Look at all the publicity it has gotten and look who invited him to the white house. BO said he could tell what it was. Really? I dare anyone to look at that thing without being told what it was and figure out that it is a clock.