Crazy stuff happens everywhere.Aloran said:They're in Russia. Craaaaazy stuff happens there
THANKYOU! am I a bad person since that's the only thing I could notice while reading this?kesslerparadox52 said:This kid obviously has problems going way beyond videogames.
EDIT: Also, I've never seen a keyboard look so ominous.
u...I'm pretty sure that kid was German. But I thought the same thing for a second.Legion3321 said:EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!
I think it might be that russian kid we all know about. The one who flipped out and smashed his keyboard when he was gaming :O!
If so it was obvious he had problems from the start.
To hell with you people who may have ninja'd this
Pretty much what I was thinking...GaM Pancho said:That is seriously creepyFrightened, the boy's mother gave him back the keyboard, he returned to his computer and continued playing until he fell asleep.
You are right. Simple you ARE Correct.FungTheDestroy said:Everyone here is warning and complaining that violent video games will be to blame for this. It's interesting to hear because it sounds like you guys think that video games had NOTHING to do with this action. To be honest, you people are just as biased and closed minded as those who do blame it on the game. You have all become so fixated on the idea of violent video games brainwashing children as their only argument, that you completely dismiss all the other dangerous effects of playing video games, or doing anything in isolation, for so long.
It's not so much the actual game that hypnotized the child into violence; that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying it was the physical action of playing video games for so long that lead this child to this level of what I can only call sociopathy right now. He became so attached to the computer, and so disconnected to actual human beings, that he chose his father's life over the computer's.
I'm not blaming Video Games in specific, but just the act of one isolating themself and becoming so connected to a fictional world, and disconnected to the real. The same thing happens with books, movies, pornography, and much more.
Then are the parents to blame? No that really absurd, at least to me. No that's just Western standards speaking; the nuclear family of just one mom and just one dad. Do you really think a child can be raised healthily and to full potential by just two people? I know this idea sounds insulting to people who are hard working parents, but I think it's the truth. It takes a whole village to raise a child. Not whole as in large, but whole as in complete. Children need more than one role model in life, and teachers often don't understand that that's them. Teachers many times see themselves as strict educators, who have no role in being friends with the students. This is actually very damaging to a child, I think. It sets them up to become defensive around all adults, and eventually just people in general.
So who's to blame? The child I guess; he chose to do what he did. As for the worry of what will happen to him. Well again that's just Western mentality speaking. Not all criminals need to be punished with pain to teach them a lesson. In many ways that does not work. In many ways, a criminal becomes what they are because they have been excluded and alienated by society. Putting them in jail just makes that problem worse. It does not help. This is what happened to this child. He was alone in a room for a week, and become disconnected from the idea of loving a person. The parent isn't the one to blame for this. It's society's cruel nature towards children's development. The lovely fascist world that we live in.
I can't be correct. All claims to truth are false. I just wrote on the biased OPPOSITE side of what everyone else was saying. Then it lead somewhere else, then I got bored of writing.UNKNOWNINCOGNITO said:You are right. Simple you ARE Correct.FungTheDestroy said:Everyone here is warning and complaining that violent video games will be to blame for this. It's interesting to hear because it sounds like you guys think that video games had NOTHING to do with this action. To be honest, you people are just as biased and closed minded as those who do blame it on the game. You have all become so fixated on the idea of violent video games brainwashing children as their only argument, that you completely dismiss all the other dangerous effects of playing video games, or doing anything in isolation, for so long.
It's not so much the actual game that hypnotized the child into violence; that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying it was the physical action of playing video games for so long that lead this child to this level of what I can only call sociopathy right now. He became so attached to the computer, and so disconnected to actual human beings, that he chose his father's life over the computer's.
I'm not blaming Video Games in specific, but just the act of one isolating themself and becoming so connected to a fictional world, and disconnected to the real. The same thing happens with books, movies, pornography, and much more.
Then are the parents to blame? No that really absurd, at least to me. No that's just Western standards speaking; the nuclear family of just one mom and just one dad. Do you really think a child can be raised healthily and to full potential by just two people? I know this idea sounds insulting to people who are hard working parents, but I think it's the truth. It takes a whole village to raise a child. Not whole as in large, but whole as in complete. Children need more than one role model in life, and teachers often don't understand that that's them. Teachers many times see themselves as strict educators, who have no role in being friends with the students. This is actually very damaging to a child, I think. It sets them up to become defensive around all adults, and eventually just people in general.
So who's to blame? The child I guess; he chose to do what he did. As for the worry of what will happen to him. Well again that's just Western mentality speaking. Not all criminals need to be punished with pain to teach them a lesson. In many ways that does not work. In many ways, a criminal becomes what they are because they have been excluded and alienated by society. Putting them in jail just makes that problem worse. It does not help. This is what happened to this child. He was alone in a room for a week, and become disconnected from the idea of loving a person. The parent isn't the one to blame for this. It's society's cruel nature towards children's development. The lovely fascist world that we live in.