darscot said:Yet the Canada press runs this story.
scofield said:instead of putting video games in the headline, how about putting this guy's parents in the headline? where were they? i didn't read up much about this whole thing but either the guy was insane to start with, or his parents helped put him there. either way, it was their responsibility to realize, and do something about it. and to raise him into a good person.
i mean, ffs, this is canada. you can't just waltz into walmart and buy a gun.
(i know you probably can't do that in the states either, but still)
Christopher said:It played a part, it wasn't the games fault per say, but indirectly it could have been leverage for him committing the said crime. People are ****ing sick, and sometimes can't distinguish the line between fantasy and reality.
i guess i'm of the opinion that 25 is the new 18, the way some people actdarscot said:His parents, WTF he was 25. I think blaming his parents is weaker then blaming video games.
yeah, that's definitely true. but looking at his childhood would likely still provide a better view of what was going through his head than whatever else the media will focus on. which is a little odd, because i don't see what that would make for a bad article. i guess the video game angle still generates a bigger buzz.Shinobi said:Blaming the parents is a bit of a scapegoat at times as well. You could have the two best parents in the world raising a kid, and he or she could grow up to be the next Stalin. On the other hand you could have a kid with both parents dead from an early age, bouncing around in foster homes, getting abused by some bitch ass foster father, only to grow up and turn into the next Martin Luther King. Granted the odds are probably long in either scenario, but they can occur. Some people just grow up to be bad apples, no matter what environment you raise them in.
That said, it's beyond me how the guy could amass some of that shit without someone inside the home noticing.
Ranger X said:Lets cool down the atmosphere and laugh a bit...
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Sorry if i ever offend someone but honestly, i couldn't do anything else but to laugh! :lol
negitoro7 said:I have nothing to add except this question out of curiosity sake:
I thought the gunman was white? He was actually Indo-Canadian?
gutter_trash said:no he wasn't indo from India, he was native american canadian aboriginal (political corectnes thrown out the window), it's just that he looks white (like most natives with white blood)
J2 Cool said:The lesson - start judging books by their cover. How do you sell a piece of shit like this a gun??
darscot said:I don't find the guy the slightest bit unusual looking. That's hardly what I would call a mohawk. There are a thousand guy look just like that. From the media I read I thought this guy would look a lot worse then that. Take the gun out of his hand, chop a foot of the coat and he looks like a well dress young man.
gutter_trash said:out here in the East, it's more abnormal to obtain guns as it is in the West, Vancouver may be Canada, but it's a dfferent coutnry then Montreal big time.
2nd, he's not Indo, he's a Native
3rd, he lived in freakin' Laval. A car cultured suburb big on shopping malls, and preppy kids. This guy would stand out like sore thumb next to the materialistic young kids of Laval