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Article posted Jan 04 2013, 6:27 AM Category: Tyranny/Police State Source: YouTube Print

Maryland School Suspends 6-Year-Old for Making Gun Gesture with Hand



A 6-year-old elementary school student has been suspended for forming a gun with his hands, pointing it at a student and saying 'pow'. Administrators called the action a 'serious incident'.




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keudo

Posted: Jan 04 2013, 1:30 PM

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We used to play games where we all pretend shot each other. The one way to encourage a kid to feel ostracized and willing to get back at an organization for being mistreated is to suspend a child for playing pretend with his friends.


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