"Shocking" Modern Warfare 2 to be Raised in U.K. Parliament
- Thread starter Andy Chalk
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HOW DARE THEY MAKE WARFARE LOOK KINDA SORTA NOT REALLY LIKE WARFARE BUT STILL INCLUDE VIOLENCEJabbawocky said:
dude, in that game if you run some ass with an RPG over with a tank to they turn into tomato paste?
no?
then I can debate the realism of this game.
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Damn kids these days with their Ipods, and their game boys, and their cars, and their card games ,and their grand theft auto, and their condoms, and their artificial insemination, and their hula hoops, and their hopscotch, and their jump ropes, and their flashing shoes, and their tv, and their radio, and their fast cars, and their computers, and their face book, and their twitter, and their wheels.
what can you do? they lived in a different time and when we get old we will act the same way.
Time line of corruption:
big bang (<- not ruling out that they saw this happen with some shigrin)
radio
rock and roll
TV
the government
TV still
Video Games
Video games on the TV
I mean this would be threatening if Vaz was not one of the most corrupt and incompetent members of Parliament since Jeffrey Archer.
Every time that disreputable and untrustworthy idiot says anything against Modern Warfare 2 it will only serve to have the opposite effect.
Every time that disreputable and untrustworthy idiot says anything against Modern Warfare 2 it will only serve to have the opposite effect.
for heaven sake the only reason he cares is that we are giving him attention. just ignore him, if he were to discover he wasn't getting any press coverage he would quickly scurry back into obscurity.
and i have two good reasons to get the game sooner rather than later now...
and i have two good reasons to get the game sooner rather than later now...
Again, it was highlighted in glowing neon light before the election that this would be the case. As for the term, any parliament can call elections within 5 years, is just that most of them do it to the 4 year terms. Technically, if the MPs agreed, they could have elections every week. Tis the rules. If you don't like it, write to your MP and/or vote for a reformist party.Treblaine said:
Well it's clear this isn't the game for me. As for Activision, I think I'll steer clear for now.
Again, this isn't the government, its Keith Vaz, a slimmy shit of a man. He's going to have approximately zero effect on the game because everyone ignores his anti-gaming mongering - even the Sun can't be arsed to do a campaign about it, which just shows how unimportant he is.Cryo84R said:
Look out the GAMES ARE CORRUPTING THE YOUTH
Well, at lest we only really have one major gaming political obstacle left in our country: Hillary Clinton. She's the only one left that I can remember, at least. Or did Thompson get his disbarment overturned?
Well, at lest we only really have one major gaming political obstacle left in our country: Hillary Clinton. She's the only one left that I can remember, at least. Or did Thompson get his disbarment overturned?
Oh no, a brief bad guy protagonist in a fictional medium, how horrid! We all know what playing Nico Bellic and Kratos for entire games lead to (harmless fun and no real rampages), so based on that, surely anyone who spend time in this might risk having slight fun too! This threat to the boredom of society cannot stand.
Why does he make me think of a British Dick Cheny? Pretty sexy eh?WrongSprite said:
Parliament has many more pressing matters to contend with than this guy. I predict a big can of fail.
what happens if he performs the fusion dance with micheal atkinson and jack tompson!
it ill be an unstobbable, knee jerking monster!
it ill be an unstobbable, knee jerking monster!