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>>Seems as if they have raised the issue of a person's >>thoughts again. They reacted to a drawing...how do >>you draw a parallel with this and the "thoughts" that >>were written down before when the kid was transferred >>because of what he wrote. I think they did the right >>thing by locking down the school. I realize it was a >>"found" notebook that started it all off, but >>Anthony's "thoughts" were found as well. It brings me >>back to the same thought that I had before of >>protecting the kids by overreacting rather than >>underreacting. >>What think ye? > >I think that it is an apples and oranges issue. Nobody >in Monday's episode was punished because of what >someone else thought he thought. There was a credible >threat to the school, and they locked it down in order >to conduct an orderly investigation. That is perfectly >reasonable. The kid isn't sitting in a jail cell >because of the papers he wrote; he's there because he >planted a bomb in the school. His "dark thoughts" as >committed to paper cast the shadow of suspicion on >him, but he was not *punished* because of it; he was >*investigated* because of it. All of these things are >very different than was the case with Anthony Ward.
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