To: lsee
The one thing with "obsessed video gaming" is that one's perception of the real-world gets skewed and on top of that real-life in a video cage is not modelled too well ... the absent minded leaving of clues, identification of MO by ex-wives, ex-girlfiends, or even friends or relatives aren't taken into consideration nor are key observations by a 'spooked' and fully-aware public ...
8 posted on
10/11/2002 8:10:45 AM PDT by
_Jim
To: _Jim
I see a new game on the video game market getting a lot of air advertising..called
"Hit Man II" ..interesting timing
Good one on Vietnam vets...the liberals have been scape goating us for the last 40 yrs or so...now that we are in our 50's and 60's (arthritic & presbyopic)....youd think they'd give up...but NOOO......
In spite of all crime stats to the contrary involving age and crime...they still love castigating Vietnam vets...still spiting on us after all these years...
To: _Jim
Also, it has been determined that kids with a lot of video-game experience who go on shooting sprees like this have a certain way of shooting people -- they generally only squeeze off one shot at each target without concern for whether they "finished the job" or not. Columbine was a perfect example of this.
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