You are as naive as her to believe that setting this thing off at school shouldn't have consequences. You also seem to think the apparent illegality of the wor

You are as naive as her to believe that setting this thing off at school shouldn't have consequences. You also seem to think the apparent illegality of the works bomb changes the situation for some unstated reason. I've never agreed with the felony charges. But you seem to think that because you think it's no big deal that there shouldn't be any punishment. And you can keep twisting my "bomb is a bomb" quote into whatever you want but as far as the zero tolerance policy is concerned it doesn't matter. The problem with all you idiots on here defending her is that you are equating this to an anti-science thing where she's being kept down by "the man". One poster likened this to Socrates. The other point is that she's an honor student yet didn't know it was dangerous and illegal? So what is she, the naive, stupid little fawn or the smart, intelligent student with a bright future?