A teenager from Texas could spend the next eight years in prison if a court decides that the sarcastic comment he made during an online argument is enough to convict him of issuing a terroristic threat.
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Jeff Roggers
when the leaders started scaring the people by flying two planes in the building bring them down with bombs
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Carl Dunne
Seriously wtf !!! . Whatever happened to freedom of speech how can anyone condone this
Jeff Roggers
I think freedom of speech is a lie just to get your incriminated thinking that you can talk whatever you want to talk
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Derek Moran
Whats the U.S.' equivalent to our Criminal Code... and does it apply only to (HER MAJESTY) or (an organization) too, like ours?
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Sheerien Carter
I saw this last week its outrageous!!! The sooner we follow Egypt's example the better! We need to protect our children from these evil monsters! OUST THE GOVERNMENTS!!!
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Scott Duncan
This is Canada. Nobody's noticed.
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Sheerien Carter
Perhaps you are right Scott. I posted Egypt's status last night, I have friends in all four corners of the earth yet very few realise that history was being made whilst the were asleep in their beds /or going about their daily lives.
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Cara Small
Ya. I am so sick of people defending the power given to others in this world. They really are terrified of taking on ANYTHING for themselves.
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