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Cheebee on 27 January 2010
Demotruk said:

He may not "headshot some noobs", but I think I'd still be very concerned if an idiot kid got his hands on firearms....

Which they do, often enough, unfortunately.

My thoughts exactly...



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Cheebee on 27 January 2010

Oops, ignore the double post, sorry.



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CommonMan on 27 January 2010

He'd be better off just slapping a dot scope on an AR-15, but I digress.

I agree about stricter gun control laws actually, this kid is a good example of someone who really doesn't need any guns. **puts up flamesheild**



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Darth Tigris on 27 January 2010

Well that was disturbing to read.

I'd say something now, but I'm sure it would just be blown off or belittled. Still, I'll at least say this: as an avid gamer that remembers all kinds of things learned from games (e.g. I skipped a lot of Codex in ME2 because I remember so much from ME), its unfortunate that something negative like this is being picked up from what a game taught someone.



richardhutnik on 27 January 2010
Demotruk said:

He may not "headshot some noobs", but I think I'd still be very concerned if an idiot kid got his hands on firearms....

Which they do, often enough, unfortunately.

I hope there isn't an epidemic of such individuals about.  I am concerned also about such individuals getting ahold of firearms also.  Maybe we need to focus more on "dumb" control than "gun" control.



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GreyianStorm on 27 January 2010
Kantor said:
This is exactly why the US needs stricter gun control laws.

This

 

Also, he seems to be infact be the noob.



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patapon on 27 January 2010

Come on dude, sometimes a brothas gotta pwn some newb. Don't be hatin'



ArkZero on 27 January 2010

lol, that guy is stupid.



Strategyking92 on 27 January 2010

Hilarious how the only people saying we need better gun control laws are not from the US..



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Akvod on 27 January 2010
KylieDog said:
What i really wish video games would do is require that in order to play M/18 rated games online you need verify your age with a credit card, preferably registered to the same name on the account.

Sure would still get some parrents just let their children fake it but it would stop a lot, and the example in the OP didn't turn out like that overnight, that level of retardedness is trained into them from a young age.

I disagree for M games, as that's not ONLY for 18 and above.

I find it absolutely absurd that the parent won't be able to find out if they're kid is playing an M rated game, if they hadn't already bought it for them in the first place.