[quote="Jedi Marksman":ba616][quote=Pyro]You are not funny. Someone was killed in that incident. I think the parents should be slapped.[/quote:ba616]

Sometimes it's the parents fault, sometimes it isn't. Some people are born crazy and the parents can't control them. We all go on about how the Columbine murders are their faults, when we could say it was the people who picked on them or their parents. Honestly, that's what I believed, something driven them to do something, justw hat they choose to do was way over the top.[/quote:ba616]

Some people are born crazy. . .That enforces my argument. If the children have issues then the parents should have been attentive enough to notice, like the parents of those sociopaths in Columbine. I believe that attentive parenting can stop many of these incidents, however, that is too often what is missing.[/quote:ba616]

You're right, but a parent can't watch or moditor there kids 24/7...well they can...but i'm sure the kid would try killing them instead because of it. But you're right, different parenting could easilly prevent these things.

I'm assuming you mean in principle. However, a hunter killing a deer for meat can hardly be reconciled toward malicious murder of a human being, Pyro. One is for the purpose of food(yes, I will admit there is a certain sportsman's philosophy involved), the other just senseless taking of life. How can you say they are the same?

And, I've never hunted myself.

[quote="Jedi Marksman":ffd34]I'm assuming you mean in principle. However, a hunter killing a deer for meat can hardly be reconciled toward malicious murder of a human being, Pyro. One is for the purpose of food(yes, I will admit there is a certain sportsman's philosophy involved), the other just senseless taking of life. How can you say they are the same?

And, I've never hunted myself.[/quote:ffd34]

In our society we live in, I'm sure most people can afford to not have to kill their prey in order to eat. Though...I have to take into account what they eat has been hunted beforehand. So, unless the hunter is just doing it for the joy of the kill, it would just by the cycle of the food chain working.

I would have to disagree, i guess you are not a sportsman. First off I eat what I kill. There is a joy in hunting. Hunting is actually conservationist if done according to the law. If the deer population goes unchecked ie:hunted, there is less food which makes for a less healthy deer population. Disease runs rampant and the herds gradually get smaller. All the deer suffer. The herd numbers have greatly increased and the deer populations are healthier due to conservationist hunting measures. The bag limits vary season to season to make sure no detriment occurs to the deer population.I'm not saying hunting is for everyone but to compare an animal's life to a human's is rediculous.

ROFL......That's just funny.

[quote:80f3f]Killing is killing. Killing a deer is just as bad as killing a human.
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That may be the dumbest thing I ever read in my life.

Just stating the facts, funny or not lol. sry about the double post

That may be the dumbest thing I ever read in my life.[/quote:c8a90]

Glad you liked it.

Moron.

lmao pyro you are the moron. mwah:

Pyro is entitled to his opinion. I just disagree with him, as do some others here. To return to the original discussion, I think parents trying to blame video games for their children's violent actions is ludicrous. How do you explain the other 1,000,000+ kids who played Grand Theft Auto who didn't kill anyone? Next, they will be saying that games like Hitman 2 encourage kids to shave their heads and become assassins. eek:

Wow.

I am very grateful of that comment.

Wanna go shoot some rabbits? Or maybe one has already been ran over. Must be dinner time.

[quote="Jedi Marksman":3d74c]Pyro is entitled to his opinion. I just disagree with him, as do some others here. To return to the original discussion, I think parents trying to blame video games for their children's violent actions is ludicrous. How do you explain the other 1,000,000+ kids who played Grand Theft Auto who didn't kill anyone? Next, they will be saying that games like Hitman 2 encourage kids to shave their heads and become assassins. eek:[/quote:3d74c]

No one ever looks at that...all they need is one moron to say it's the games fault and everything goes haywire.

Heh, well thats not exactly a fair comparision though. A centerfire .22 hornet has quite a bit more ass behind it than a regular .22 rimfire. Hence, the reason it is illegal to hunt with rimfire cartridges. But yes, the location of the shot is important.

Arise...Kill, eat.

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