Forum - View topicNEWS: Man Arrested on Suspicion of Threatening Game Company Visual Art's With Arson
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Aca Vuksa
Posts: 643 Location: Nis, Serbia |
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Oh not this again, KyoAni arson attack is becoming extremely infamous right now.
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mgosdin
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It isn't the ones that brag online that should be a worry as much as it is the ones that don't say anything.
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Lactobacillus yogurti
 Posts: 859 Location: Latin America |
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Copycats... Not even as a joke is this acceptable in any way. May those people who threaten to do these kind of things rot in jail.
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Sailor Sedna
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Like that other idiot who threatened the same thing, arrest him and throw him in the same place where they keep the mentally ill.
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Fluwm
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Arson is terrible and all, but I can't help but envy a society where the big fear is some angry man slowly pouring gasoline around a building and setting it on fire, instead of perching up on a rooftop or running around with a bunch of assault rifles and handguns.
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grooven
Posts: 1429 Location: Canada |
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I'm glad they are taking threats seriously and are acting on them.
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H. Guderian
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I'm normally one to defend speech, but oi. If you value this art form in the slightest this really is not the damn time to push that boundary. I'll defend his right to say that, but pretty sure if I was within range I'd backhand that mofo.
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anddo
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Scary trend. This is encroaching on domestic terrorism.
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jsevakis
Former ANN Editor in Chief
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Making violent threats is not, and has never really been, protected speech. |
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Shay Guy
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The sentiment is poorly expressed, but I do wish my country had had only two mass murders with double-digit death counts in the 2010s, instead of more than a dozen, and a total homicide rate of 0.2 per 100,000 instead of 5.3. It's a very grim calculus, but there it is. God knows I don't envy them the Tsukui Yamayuri-en stabbings or the KyoAni arson, individually, but if you had to weigh our collective lots on a balance scale, I don't think it can be argued that the US and its countless mass shootings have it better. (Apologies if this is derailing; I yield in advance to the moderators' judgment.) |
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