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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 1154298" data-attributes="member: 17969">Yes, I would agree that a normal child would have been able to be controlled by a police officer, but this isnt a &quot;normal&quot; child.&nbsp; This kid went to school with a mission.&nbsp; His parents sent him on that mission.&nbsp; And that mission was to start controversy.&nbsp; That mission included &quot;RANTING&quot; about the second amendment and GUNS.&nbsp; That mission included yelling and screaming.&nbsp; That mission included having this kid involving himself in grown up issues.In this regard, any police officer would have to arrest the kid as he was NOT going to comply until he made his scene.Again, I applaud the arrest and hope for an expulsion.&nbsp; Kids like this are usually messed up already by their overzealous gun toting parents.&nbsp; This in itself demonstrates that the kid is probably most likely going to solve his problems with a gun in the future.His parents are at fault.PeaceTOS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 1154298, member: 17969"] Yes, I would agree that a normal child would have been able to be controlled by a police officer, but this isnt a "normal" child. This kid went to school with a mission. His parents sent him on that mission. And that mission was to start controversy. That mission included "RANTING" about the second amendment and GUNS. That mission included yelling and screaming. That mission included having this kid involving himself in grown up issues. In this regard, any police officer would have to arrest the kid as he was NOT going to comply until he made his scene. Again, I applaud the arrest and hope for an expulsion. Kids like this are usually messed up already by their overzealous gun toting parents. This in itself demonstrates that the kid is probably most likely going to solve his problems with a gun in the future. His parents are at fault. Peace TOS [/QUOTE]

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