It's not a threat, it was a mistake.

Let me add a few things to that list for you.

You're sipping some mighty good kool-aid, there.

It's an enormous deal. What if this distraction came at a moment when someone was relaying important details of a crime being committed, or a life-threatening situation?

911 dispatchers have an incredibly important job, which they are paid to take seriously.

And typically, the "read the comment you're knocking" approach works better.

You didn't read his comment. It clearly states that a gun would have been foolish, and the best weapon he had was his SUV.

Agreed. Any force including causing lethal harm to others when being threatened is lawful, and advised when a mob surrounds you. If you're not inciting the situation, you are completely in the right.

Throw in mountains of Prozac, and you'll have an accurate image of Provo as it is.

So...you apparently didn't do your research.

Wait...is he out?

I submit the Foothill Drive exit from I-215 in Utah.

Right. Keep on thinking that.

Wow. You must be fucking mentally retarded.

That's a pretty narrow perspective. Even in areas served by coal power, solar and other green alternatives provide some impact.

66 Mph is fast?

I would actually like to see this man hauled before a senate hearing and prosecuted to the greatest possible extent by the AG.

So why rail against other Americans for it? Why perpetuate a false notion?

Oh, god no.

I wonder if we could capture discourse in a vial?