The Rebel Faction

From The Herald News
The Bristol Community College student was to submit his computer information systems final examination on compact disc last week.

But instead of submitting the class work, Erickson allegedly handed in a disc that contained images of children as young as 7-years-old in sexually explicit situations. The disc, according to police reports, listed each youth by age, ranging from 7 to 14.

But the best part is his email to the teacher once he realized his mistake.

“Oh snap, I am sorry. I accidentally gave you my friend’s mixed music CD that I meant to keep here and install the music on my computer,” Erickson said in an e-mail to his professor. “I found the CD with the (final exam) on it. If there’s some way I could send it to you, that would be great.

“I am sorry about that, and hope it didn’t affect the grade at all. Again, if I could get that CD back so that I can install the music. Sorry for the mix up.”

Oh snap?!?!

OH SNAP?!?!?

http://www.etonboys.com/archives/24-kid-accidentally-hands-in-child-pornography-for-class/

*Slaps face*

Wow... what an idiot...

Damn pedophile... although I guess that's to light a word in this case. Idiot is more the right term.

This is why the News is supposed to report the facts, simply and without bias. Imagine if CBC took the time to let everyone with an opinion weigh in.

This is all over the American media, currently. Before you make any judgments, particularly to cast the weighty "pedophile" comment, you damn well better be sure you're justified in that observation or comment.

Why is it that whenever anyone is caught in the media with material of this sort, usually a male, he recieves the full blame for not only possessing the material, but he will also doubtlessly and vicariously be held responsible for creating the subject matter in the first place.

Predators, of the sexual and online variety, tend to be very crafty sorts.