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WEST WARWICK, R.I. (AP) -- The Secret Service is investigating a seventh-grader who wrote a school essay that authorities say advocated violence against President Bush, talk show host Oprah Winfrey and others.

The boy's homework assignment for English class was to write what he would do on a perfect day. In addition to the president and Winfrey, the boy wrote that violence should be directed at executives of Coca-Cola and Wal-Mart, police and school officials said.
"His perfect day would be to see the destruction of these people," Schools Superintendent David Raiche said.

that's pretty damn tame compared to what I wrote in high school.  thought crime.

Where do they think he got these ideas???

In other news, classrooms will now be equipped with a televisor screen for security.  Because big brother loves you.

That young man has a bright future .....   with an SF group.


Or, a very bleak future.....  with the US Postal service.

Quoted: That young man has a bright future .....   with an SF group. Or, a very bleak future.....  with the US Postal service.

Quoted: that's pretty damn tame compared to what I wrote in high school.  thought crime.

Thought Crime?