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Not exactly. He didn't say he "could" shoot up a kindergarten, he said he was going to. Is there a difference between naming a specific kindergarten? Absolut
by watty 13y ago
Not exactly. He didn't say he "could" shoot up a kindergarten, he said he was going to. Is there a difference between naming a specific kindergarten? Absolutely. But that doesn't mean only one of them is a threat.
- alexeisadeski3 13y agoIn my example, both use the 'could.' I really don't think that someone should be charged with 'making terroristic threats' - nor any kind of threats - with just a vague statement of intent.