Aug 16, 2020
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Death of Common Sense, Part 73867: 16 Year-Old Honor Student Charged with 2 Felonies for Committing Unauthorized Science
Seriously? Yes, at least according to Business Insider:
Kiera Wilmot was a typical 16-year-old honor student at Bartow Senior High School, in Bartow, Florida. She’s never been in trouble. She has a reputation for being nice to everyone, getting straight…
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I went to Bartow high school and I know for a fact there a bigger problems there than this girl and her science experiment. Way to go Polk County.
Who among us hasn't -- just once in our lives -- put a couple of things in a test tube, a bottle, or our mouths and wondered what might happen?
Occasionally, this might have difficult consequences. But rarely does someone try to arrest us for it.
16-year-old Kiera Wilmot wasn't so lucky.
Short Version: A 16-year-old high school student creates an "explosion" that doesn't even generate the force of a firecracker, and gets expelled for discharging a weapon on school grounds. She's now also facing possible felony charges for what her own principal considers to be a simple science experiment gone wrong. Anybody think the school district is out of line?
Rest in Peace, Stephen Altman
It was way too soon for you to go, and I wish I could've gotten the chance to talk to you one last time. If they've got internet in heaven, I just wanted to let you know that I love you, man. We all miss you so, so much. And we're so sorry that you didn't have the chance to live out your dreams. You would've made a great husband, dad, best man, or just a good life-long friend.
And to everyone:
Motorcycles are everywhere. Watch out for them, please.
The world lost one of its best, most ambitious, and one of the most decent people I've had the honor of knowing due to a motorcycle accident. Let's make an effort not to lose another.