Aicebo wrote:

Stormy wrote:

[sub]Well, it's basically the same thing. Those kids should have known that no one is able to breathe underground.[/sub]

Yeah, they did know.
Because they were trying to kill him.
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[sub]Then it's their fault for trying to kill him. -______- Explain to me how the show had any power over them to make them do it. They have free will. [/sub]

All I'm saying is that if the sand part of the show didn't exist, they wouldn't have gotten the idea.
The show didn't make them do anything, I know that, I'm not stupid. But it gave them the idea. -__-

I lost a good friend of mine about a year ago because he got carried away by a current on the beach and drowned. Now it's often a bit painful to go to the beach (imagine that when I live in Miami) but does that mean I'm going to preach that beaches are awful killers? No, I'm not.

I'm sure that if these kids had enough common sense to know that no one could breathe buried in sand, then they would know that killing someone else would get them in a hell of a lot of trouble.

Stormy wrote:

[sub]Well, it's basically the same thing. Those kids should have known that no one is able to breathe underground.[/sub]

Yeah, they did know.
Because they were trying to kill him.
-_____-

[sub]Then it's their fault for trying to kill him. -______- Explain to me how the show had any power over them to make them do it. They have free will. [/sub]

[sub]Well, it's basically the same thing. Those kids should have known that no one is able to breathe underground.[/sub]

Yeah, they did know.
Because they were trying to kill him.
-_____-

Fine, here's a different one. I read a poem in English class that featured a man staying underwater for hours. People push me underwater and hold me there, and I die. Stupid poem. If only we hadn't read it, I'd still be alive. Makes no sense. =/

If it had been someone I knew, I would have blamed the kids who drowned him and only them.[/sub]

[sub]Answer my question: Would it be Spyro's fault if I jumped off a building thinking I could fly like a dragon?[/sub]

Did you ever think that you don't have wings?
Because in the show they got it from they didn't need things like wings or horns, etc to do these "sand power drowning" crap.
SO it's a little different than that.
They didn't believe they were off to defeat enemies or whatever, they wanted to kill a kid that they disliked.
And yeah, I brought it up. Everytime someone mentions that show, I WILL say that I hate it for that reason.
It would be a lot different to you if you knew the person who died.

And you're the one who brought it up in the first place. =/ Answer my question; I think it's a good analogy. [/sub]

Like Grand Theft Auto. People like to argue that it didn't influence those certain killers, but all evidence points to it being a huge influence. That doesn't mean that it should be banned forever though, those killers were messed up in the head to begin with, Grand Theft Auto just happened to be the thing they were into.

I'm sure even music, such as heavy metal, can influence people like that. Anything could.

KIDS forced him to. Therefore it is the fault of the kids who forced him to, not the show.

Answer my question: Would it be Spyro's fault if I jumped off a building thinking I could fly like a dragon?

And don't yell at me. I don't care if you're mod.

Also, Swaffy, I change my font size by using

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But you could also do something like

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