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Teacher Asks Students To Plan a Terrorist Attack

Tired of looking at an endless parade of dioramas, an Australian teacher had her class plan a terrorist attack that would "kill as many innocent Australians as possible." "The teacher, with every best intention, was attempting to have the students think through someone else's eyes about conflict. I think there are better ways to do that. ... This is not what we expect of professional educators," said Sharyn O'Neill, director-general of the state's Department of Education.

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  1. Re:How do you anticipate weak points by madddddddddd · · Score: 0, Funny

    let the adults think about it...

  2. It was a TRAP!! by oldhack · · Score: 4, Funny

    You stupid tiny anklebiters!

    Ship the little shits over to GitMo.

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  3. answers by A3gis · · Score: 4, Funny

    Heh, i can't help but bet half the answers went along the lines of: "take 4 hostages, put them in the upstairs office inside a warehouse, then wait at strategic points covering the roller door, back door, and ceiling air duct for Counter Terrorist forces."

  4. Well, duh by gman003 · · Score: 2, Funny

    First, you grab the BFG. Then, make a run for the enemy flag. Circle-strafe and rocket-jump when you need the elevation. It's that simple. You could probably gib the entire Pacific that way.

    I mean, seriously, it's so obvious!

  5. Zombie Apocolypse by hoggoth · · Score: 4, Funny

    The teacher should have de-politicized it and asked the students to make plans for surviving an upcoming zombie apocalypse. As a side benefit many geeks would already have their plans worked out.

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  6. Re:Terrorist lego by Kell+Bengal · · Score: 4, Funny

    Brick Arms

    You're welcome.

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  7. Re:How do you anticipate weak points by Hognoxious · · Score: 2, Funny

    At some point you are overexposing a younger mind to violence and social disorder.

    These are Australians, they're genetically predisposed towards those kind of things anyway.

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  8. Re:How do you anticipate weak points by sourcerror · · Score: 2, Funny

    Haven't you heard, Big Brother loves you?

  9. Re:How do you anticipate weak points by Hognoxious · · Score: 2, Funny

    If you had read TFA, the aim is to "kill as many innocent Australians as possible.",

    Yes, as part of a hypothetical, theoretical scenario.

    It would hardly be realistic in context if the aim was maximizing the number of yummy cakes eaten, would it?

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  10. Re:How do you anticipate weak points by Abstrackt · · Score: 2, Funny

    Didn't britian found austrailia to get rid of it's terrorists?

    Britain only claimed the eastern half, and not just terrorists ended up there.

    Oh, right, I'm on Slashdot, what I meant to say was "whoosh".

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  11. Re:How do you anticipate weak points by GameboyRMH · · Score: 2, Funny

    Wish I could have done that in place of gym class :D

    By other "unnamed" ugly places, do you think Sgt. Doom might have meant Mars or Phobos? :P

    Funny story, once when I was a little kid I climbed up some weird thing in a school gymnasium (it was like a box made of ladders with two sides missing). I guess nobody saw where I went until I was on top of it. I was looking way down at my teachers who were freaking out, I don't remember how tall it was but it felt like I was waaaaay up there. I was totally calm until my teachers started yelling at me. I just didn't see what the big deal was that everyone wanted me to come down so badly.

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