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Originally Posted by Bear
These kids deserve what they get. There is no way they couldnt have known that this little girl was in pain!
Being drunk is not an excuse for being a murderer. Also, I'm sick of people blaming video games. All of these video games have warnings all over them, that these moves are not to be tried at home. And BESIDES, what 16 and 17 year old is not gonna know that these moves are in fact too dangerous?
My guess is they got their kicks off of hurting this little girl, but probably didnt intend for it to result in death. I believe this is an example of pure meaness being taken a step too far.
I only hope that there is help out there for the parents who lost this darling little girl.
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I have to agree that viedo games do have warning labels on them and it not hard to miss or read what the labels says do not try this at home when they knew it was dangerous thing to do. Teenagers know better and they know from right from wrong. I know some kids take things too far. I don't allow my kids to watch violance cartoons or viedo games that can get out of hands and give the wrong messages to kids to think it okay to try that stunt. I also limit kids watching TV and games. Too much TV and viedo games can be strong influence on kids.
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