[QUOTE="GabuEx"][QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

 

 

Oh right. The mean old suicidal kid MADE the poor internet people act like that. :roll:

MrGeezer

The mean old internet people didn't make him commit suicide, either. I mean, he broadcast his suicide on the internet. It doesn't exactly seem like he was terribly intent on backing off from doing it.

Question. What if instead of a suicide, it had been a school shooting threat. Or a bomb threat. Suppose Little Timmy says that he's gonna shoot up his school tomorrow, and then the people on the internet say "go do it, you little sissy."

if that was the cause there would be more concerned people and alert the authorities. plus that didnt happen

We then turn on the news the next day and see that Little Timmy did it, and the media reports that he made the threat the night before only to have people egg him on. Would it be an acceptible excuse when the people who egged him on say "but I didn't think he was REALLY gonna shoot up a school?" 

[QUOTE="canucks12792"]

it was his fault though for putting that in the internet for all to see.

MrGeezer

Oh right. The mean old suicidal kid MADE the poor internet people act like that. :roll: 

why the hell would he put himself overdosing on the internet then. does he want sympathy? 

[QUOTE="canucks12792"]

so are you blaming the people who watched him kill himself? what if you live in say alaska(random place) do you expect them to somehow help? also people did not know if this was real or not so dont blame others for what he did to himself

MrGeezer

Yeah, they didn't know it was real. Then, after finding out that it was real, they laughed their asses off. :|

Last I heard, no one even reported the video until after they noticed that the guy hadn't moved in an hour.  

it was his fault though for putting that in the internet for all to see.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=6314787

Now he blames the Internet and calls for regulation.

Um, yeah, sorry that your kid killed himself and all, but, you know, if you were fit to be a parent, you would have noticed something was wrong and you would have done something about it. Blame your own damn self for not giving enough of a crap about your kid's personal life to go in his room and say "Hey, wanna talk?":roll:

Theokhoth

Don't give me that crap. Most of these people sat there and watched the guy commit suicide, and didn't do one thing to help. They sat there an WATCHED SOMEONE DIE in real time, for entertainment. There is no way to defend that. Absolutely no excuse for that whatsoever.

Even worse, some of them EGGED HIM ON. If you're in the mall and some dude threatens to blow his head off, and then you walk up to him and start urging him to do it, then I guarantee that you're gonna get arrested. If you urge someone to burn down a building, you're partly to blame for the ensuing fire. If you try to convince someone to go on a shooting spree, you've got blood on your hands. Don't DARE try to take blame away from the people who sat around and watched this happen. Those people are scum, the internet is a place that nurtures and promotes scum, and I absolutely have no problem if measures are taken to "clean up" the internet in the same way that police try to "clean up" a crime infested neighborhood. 

What the hell are they supposed to do? They took his IP and notified the police (that's how they knew to go there in the first place) but most of them were in other cities, countries, the other side of the world! "Didn't do anything about it"? What should they do? Fly a plane to his house and tell him to stop? Egging him on is bad, but really, he provoked it by threatening suicide in the first place.

 "Fly a plane to his house and tell him to stop? Egging him on is bad"  lol

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=6314787

Now he blames the Internet and calls for regulation.

Um, yeah, sorry that your kid killed himself and all, but, you know, if you were fit to be a parent, you would have noticed something was wrong and you would have done something about it. Blame your own damn self for not giving enough of a crap about your kid's personal life to go in his room and say "Hey, wanna talk?":roll:

MrGeezer

Don't give me that crap. Most of these people sat there and watched the guy commit suicide, and didn't do one thing to help. They sat there an WATCHED SOMEONE DIE in real time, for entertainment. There is no way to defend that. Absolutely no excuse for that whatsoever.

Even worse, some of them EGGED HIM ON. If you're in the mall and some dude threatens to blow his head off, and then you walk up to him and start urging him to do it, then I guarantee that you're gonna get arrested. If you urge someone to burn down a building, you're partly to blame for the ensuing fire. If you try to convince someone to go on a shooting spree, you've got blood on your hands. Don't DARE try to take blame away from the people who sat around and watched this happen. Those people are scum, the internet is a place that nurtures and promotes scum, and I absolutely have no problem if measures are taken to "clean up" the internet in the same way that police try to "clean up" a crime infested neighborhood. 

so are you blaming the people who watched him kill himself? what if you live in say alaska(random place) do you expect them to somehow help? also people did not know if this was real or not so dont blame others for what he did to himself 

[QUOTE="canucks12792"]ya that is cute but not as cute as the dog in the current ylyl threadgroovdafied

Link?

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=26670456&page=5&tag=topics;lastpage   that should do it