Can i just say that basically everyone in the article is at fault in one way or another, and thus could be argued that it was their fault:
The man in question - kinda obvios this one, shouldnt have gone and throttled the kid, and if he was getting pissed off, probaly should have turned of his headset or xbox/ps3 (not stated which)
The kid - yeah he's made out to be the victim in the article, but it doesnt half seem he was asking for it..
The mum - okay so has no-one involved in the case thought of the fact that the mum is letting her son play the game, a good 5 years underage? Im know that in the UK the age rating only applies to the purchase of the game, but if the she bought the game and let the child play it, its her responcibility what happens, and that includeds letting her son bait fully-grown men who live across the street, especialy ones, as stated aboce, have known mental health issues... the chances are she would let her son scream insults and random adults in the street, so why let him do it over a game?
So yeah, basically the man shouldnt have lost his cool over a game, but then again the kid didnt help things. taking it from the childs point of view, if you won say a football match, yeah sure celebrate, but it you spend the next un-know length of time screaming insults in the losers faces, your gunna expect a punch at some point..
The man in question - kinda obvios this one, shouldnt have gone and throttled the kid, and if he was getting pissed off, probaly should have turned of his headset or xbox/ps3 (not stated which)
The kid - yeah he's made out to be the victim in the article, but it doesnt half seem he was asking for it..
precicely, especialy as the man has had previous mental health issues and as the kid knew him previously theres a chance he may have known this, dont bait mental people.Mrmac23 said:A man much older and stronger than you loses to you at a game. You relentlessly taunt him.
These are the situations the phrase "tempting fate" was invented for.
The mum - okay so has no-one involved in the case thought of the fact that the mum is letting her son play the game, a good 5 years underage? Im know that in the UK the age rating only applies to the purchase of the game, but if the she bought the game and let the child play it, its her responcibility what happens, and that includeds letting her son bait fully-grown men who live across the street, especialy ones, as stated aboce, have known mental health issues... the chances are she would let her son scream insults and random adults in the street, so why let him do it over a game?
So yeah, basically the man shouldnt have lost his cool over a game, but then again the kid didnt help things. taking it from the childs point of view, if you won say a football match, yeah sure celebrate, but it you spend the next un-know length of time screaming insults in the losers faces, your gunna expect a punch at some point..