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posted by LaminatorX on Saturday August 30 2014, @10:22AM   Printer-friendly
from the stranger-than-truth dept.

"An eighth-grade language arts teacher from Maryland has been placed on administrative leave after school officials learned he allegedly authored two books containing questionable content under a pseudonym.

Local network WBOC News reports that the investigation concerns two books published by McLaw under the nom de plume “Dr. K.S. Voltaer,” and one is about a fictional, futuristic school shooting that goes down in history as being the largest ever in the United States.

http://rt.com/usa/182964-teacher-leave-shooting-book/"

This is lunacy. School administrators are terrified there will be another Columbine or Sandy Hook and are overreacting, or are they. What could they do to prevent one. Nothing, nil, zero. No need to ask yourself 'why', say thank you to the traitorous NRA , the propaganda arm of the small arms manufacturing industry, for blocking any form of gun control. They have successfully infected the country with The American Disease™ almost unfettered access to weapons of war that kill with brutal efficiency. Sadly there appears to be no cure.

[EDITOR'S NOTE: The preceding paragraph was not up to our standards. The comments to this story are spot on. You expect better than this and we let you down. There are so many comments referring to this paragraph, we cannot just delete it, hence the strike-through. More to follow.]

 
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  • (Score: 3, Insightful) by nyder on Saturday August 30 2014, @12:22PM

    by nyder (4525) on Saturday August 30 2014, @12:22PM (#87536)

    Currently they are going after people who write stuff, how much longer till it's thought crimes they go after?

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  • (Score: 1) by enharmonix on Saturday August 30 2014, @04:08PM

    by enharmonix (1891) <enharmonix+soylentnews@gmail.com> on Saturday August 30 2014, @04:08PM (#87578)

    Currently they are going after people who write stuff, how much longer till it's thought crimes they go after?

    There is no such thing as though crime, sir. Please come with me for re-education.

  • (Score: 2) by mrchew1982 on Saturday August 30 2014, @06:34PM

    by mrchew1982 (3565) on Saturday August 30 2014, @06:34PM (#87620)

    Sir, your Psycho-Pass has become clouded, please respond to the nearest facility for emergency counseling!

  • (Score: 2) by PinkyGigglebrain on Saturday August 30 2014, @06:39PM

    by PinkyGigglebrain (4458) on Saturday August 30 2014, @06:39PM (#87623)

    How is this not a thought crime?

    Written words are thoughts on paper.

    This person is being punished because his thoughts are not in line with what school's admins think is "correct". Same as the teenager in the USA who got arrested for saying he killed his neighbor's pet dinosaur with a gun.

    Say something that isn't "correct" and in line with the majority group think and you will be treated as a criminal by the powers that be.

    So the real question is what will have to happen to change it?

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