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Question of the Day: Did you buy your last car with cash or on a finance plan?
And we think SA has problems
- Thread starter Serqet
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OmegaFenix22
Well-Known Member
I particularly like the "Police Commandos". RWC is so getting some of those.
On a more serious note this is scary. I mean they have strict content control laws so they can't even blame violent games. To all the Game haters out there now you see, games dont kill people, the lack there off does.
On a more serious note this is scary. I mean they have strict content control laws so they can't even blame violent games. To all the Game haters out there now you see, games dont kill people, the lack there off does.
Bizkit87
Executive Member
Guns don't kill people, people kill people , and monkeys (if they have a gun)
- Eddie Izzard
- Eddie Izzard
OmegaFenix22
Well-Known Member
At least SA's senseless murders don't often involve school shoot outs/stabbings.
Anything like this in Australlia coz they are just paranoid about their content control.
I think it's worse. These are children walking in and killing fellow children. There is something highly disturbing about that.
Empiricism Philosopher
Expert Member
Crappy parents, morals and most likely the chemistry of the killers brain comes to mind?
Messugga
Honorary Master
Yes, because only over 18s break into homes, rape old ladies and butcher innocent people. SA's criminals are animals, the papers just don't bother reporting about it anymore. Even the kids.
Empiricism Philosopher
Expert Member
We have kid gang her ages 5-14 walking around beating people for the lulz
Ya but it's an entirely different scenario in this country. Poor people looking to make a quick buck are commiting crimes and yes it turns brutal but it's a different pscyhology at play.
In Germany it's not about making money. There is something else at work! What is it?
OmegaFenix22
Well-Known Member
+1 Damn the bloody tree-huggers. Make war not love...
Like Serqet said there is a psychology at play. Alot of the time these kids dont have violent histories. SA's criminals are a whole different of monster, personally i find these violent events in Europe a little more scary than our own crims. When you walk down the street you can spot, what the brits are calling yobs, and avoid them, but those like the one in this article come out of nowhere, that unpredictability is scary.
TheHiveMind
Banned
Did you all forget about satanic slipknot samurai? Outcome was worse than this, although situation/method was comparable.
I'd rather have someone shoot or knife me to death over being burned alive, or tortured to death, which seem quite popular in Africa, but thats just me.
I'd rather have someone shoot or knife me to death over being burned alive, or tortured to death, which seem quite popular in Africa, but thats just me.
OmegaFenix22
Well-Known Member
How many of these instances (Samurai kid) have we had in comparison to America and Europe? I always say they should go look into that kids school life, he was prob bullied by classmates and had a mental break. Must admit at times during my school years i felt like doing something like this...
Are you referring to the xenophobic attacks?
Well said. I also find it a little more scarier than the run of the mil crime here. I am by no means disputing the brutality South Africans face in our day to day lives but it is something we are aware of and can watch out for. Europeans are blindsided by these random attacks of violence.
TheHiveMind
Banned
If we are talking about SA specifically.. Xenophobic attacks, attacks on supposed witches, attacks on farmers, and other attacks that are not categorized in any of the above..