'When Online Role-Playing Gaming Goes Over The Edge'

Good grief!

I really don't know how to exactly formulate my negative reaction to what this nutjob did!

Ken
 
That is rediculous, and only got 2 years for attempted murder to boot... What in the world are they thinking over there. The person intended to kill the man. Should have been life in prison, or the death penalty. Especially for something as silly as killing his character in a video game..
 
Hey there's a lot of nut cases out there. And most don't get the time they deserve when prosecuted and sentenced.
 
Good grief, that dude needs to get a job or at least a membership to a gym for stress relief. I'm sure that in six months he would have gotten over it if you know what I mean.

Hopefully two years from now he will have grown up a [LINESTRIKE]little bit[/LINESTRIKE], A LOT!

Watch out who you kill in the virtual world, it may inspire someone to attack you in the real one.
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I guess that this statement doesn't apply in France, "An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life."
 
An armed society is a polite society.. Unfortunately in most of those European countries handguns/self defense is illegal. So anyone wanting to commit crimes has a high likelihood that their victims won't be armed, or retaliate for fear of being thrown in jail if they survive. Is a very sad situation as I think every human has a right to defend themselves by any means from being killed, or attacked w/intent to kill.
 
This is what happens when people take their stuff too seriously.


Legal, uncontrolled, unbureaucratic possession of guns wouldn't change a thing or actually make it worse since, in this case, you'd have a classic case of murder and not just an attempt.

On the upside, if all the idiots out there settled their differences with guns instead of just fists the gene pool would be much cleaner...
 
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