Are paperclips dangerous weapons?
Redditors tackled the question over the weekend, after user FatManManFat posted a picture of an alleged disciplinary note to the site on Saturday.
“My friends (sic) little brother got suspended for having a weapon in school,” FatManManFat wrote. “His parents are furious.”
“Sean was brought to the office by a staff member who reported that Sean had a sharp object on him in his right pocket,” the discipline report said. “When asked what he had in his pocket he reported he did not have anything. When asked to empty his pockets he refused. After several minutes Sean emptied his pockets. The contents of his pockets included a cell phone, pen cap, and paper clip. The paperclip was bent in a manner that could allow for use as a weapon.”
Reddit users responded alternately with disgust and skepticism.
“Next you’ll hear that a sharpened pencil is too sharp and can be used as a weapon too,” one user wrote.
“Context,” another user commented on a repost of the image to the “Rage” subreddit. “If this f****** kid is making threats to other children, then maybe the teachers are trying to prevent someone getting stabbed in the throat.”
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Source: The Blaze
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