I agree with you on the whole "insulting the dead" thing,D_987 said:Wait, I know its wrong to insult a dead person, but how on earth could ANYONE think jumping off a 13 story building is in any way safe...
As stated in the article, the child should never have owned the game in the first place too.
Also, since when did wrestling rings include apartment buildings?Anton P. Nym said:Okay, I admit I'm not a WWE fan and so may not be terribly current on the rules... but aren't parachutes considered foreign objects, and thus are barred from the ring? This isn't immitating a video game. Kids have been jumping off roofs with makeshift parachutes for far longer than video games have been around. This is a lame attempt to shift blame unto the current scapegoat.
Note that I'm not assigning blame in this, as it's far too early and with far too few facts to do so even assuming it'd be justified or even useful. I'm just saying that if you're looking for culprits, don't pick games just because it's fashionable to do so.
-- Steve
I concour.Pandalisk said:Where the hell was the sister when he decided to scale the roof?
because since his favorite video game had a character jumping off something, its automatic that he is imitating it. Because video games are the cause of everything wrong with kids nowadays. Never mind bad parenting.Hedberger said:doesn't jumping off something look exactly the same everywere?
They could just as easy claim that he was a friend that jumped off something. Why does he necessarily need to be imitating anything???
my thoughts exactlyPandalisk said:Where the hell was the sister when he decided to scale the roof?