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Bunned becoose-a I hefe-a nu idea vhet yuoo cuoold pusseebly meun by thet. Um de hur de hur de hur.
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Bunned fur repeeteeng zee seme-a ixect (und heeghly fleved) reesun. Börk börk börk!
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Meunvheele-a, a beeg sturm pessed by my erea, leedeeng tu un ooootege-a, veet nu internet fur buoot un huoor oor tvu.
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Bunned becoose-a:
The issue isn't so much that she said that. Rather, it was because she sent a tweet directly to the airline company about a threat, meaning that it could've been a possible threat, so they did what they had to do. Now if it was just some kid making a joke threat about robbing a bank, then arresting that person would be too much. But making a joke threat about hijacking a plane and killing everyone inside... that's where I draw the line. As a matter of fact, it's illegal to say the word 'bomb' while on a plane, so arresting her for this isn't really surprising.
Bunned becoose-a I hed nu oozeer chueece-a.
Bunned becoose-a yuoo ere-a reeght. Um de hur de hur de hur.
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