I'm pretty sure this entire video constitutes "incitement to commit a crime"

But hey, you know what the anti-gun cultists say:  1st Amendment good*, 2nd Amendment bad!





And no, just for fun, let's play "Count the Crimes Committed":

• 0:15 - Burglary (kid entered his mom's bedroom with the intent to commit theft).
• 0:23 - Robbery AND minor in possession of a firearm AND, depending on the state and the value of the firearm, grand theft.
• 0:40 - Clearly, the kid has time to think about what he's doing -- it's not a spur of the moment thing -- so there's probably some premeditation going on.
• 0:46 - Bringing a firearm onto school grounds (Dinb ding ding! Federal Felony! But good news, Johnny: jail is a gun-free zone, so you ought to feel plenty safe there!).
• 1:41 - Brandishing and/or menacing.
• 1:46 - Transfer of stolen goods AND illegal transfer of a firearm (and, also notably, no Background Check performed on the teacher).

Did I miss anything?  Other than the whole "Video encouraging kids to commit a felony" thing, of course, but unlike my opponents, I'm not going to call for censorship of ideas I find distasteful. (And yes, I know it's actually an airsoft and not a real gun.)

Hat tip to Joe Huffman.  Also, per Joe on my Facebook page:

To get the point across this concept is just wrong, replace the gun with a religious book. Stealing and turning in a constitutionally protected object to an authority figure is pretty warped.

Get your licks in now, folks -- I'm pretty sure comments are going to be disabled soon, as the dislike to like ratio is currently 92:1.

* Well, only so long as that free speech is about something they approve.