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Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society. It's far more complicated than that. They may influence people already fucked up to do something a certain way, but they in no way should be blamed any more than heavy metal music or even hard rock music should be blamed.
Rick wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society. It's far more complicated than that. They may influence people already fucked up to do something a certain way, but they in no way should be blamed any more than heavy metal music or even hard rock music should be blamed.
The ONLY problem with today's society is parenting.
Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society. It's far more complicated than that. They may influence people already fucked up to do something a certain way, but they in no way should be blamed any more than heavy metal music or even hard rock music should be blamed.
Rip Rokken wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society. It's far more complicated than that. They may influence people already fucked up to do something a certain way, but they in no way should be blamed any more than heavy metal music or even hard rock music should be blamed.
Of course they are not the root cause -- that starts at home, but I don't see how anyone can deny that movies or video games with very stylized action don't influence how these kids perceive violence. If they didn't, none of the little jerks who break down and pull a "Columbine" would go John Woo with a pistol in each hand. They have to get that idea from somewhere.
Ehwmatt wrote:Rick wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society. It's far more complicated than that. They may influence people already fucked up to do something a certain way, but they in no way should be blamed any more than heavy metal music or even hard rock music should be blamed.
The ONLY problem with today's society is parenting.
I don't know if I'd say only problem, but that's where much of it starts. It's also the last line of defense
Rick wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Rick wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society. It's far more complicated than that. They may influence people already fucked up to do something a certain way, but they in no way should be blamed any more than heavy metal music or even hard rock music should be blamed.
The ONLY problem with today's society is parenting.
I don't know if I'd say only problem, but that's where much of it starts. It's also the last line of defense
You're right. If parents have the means, they can have full control. But that requires having the means to home school and such. I'm a fairly odf the cuff dad, where I'm reactive instead of proactive. Which means I suck. But luckily I have a daughter with a damn good sense of responsibility. I couldn't ask for a better kid.
Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society.
but they in no way should be blamed any more than hard rock music should be blamed.
larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society.
it doest help...
but they in no way should be blamed any more than hard rock music should be blamed.
who are you listening to? venom?
Ehwmatt wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society.
it doest help...
but they in no way should be blamed any more than hard rock music should be blamed.
who are you listening to? venom?
So what's the solution? Ban everything? I'm quite conservative as most here should know by now, but there are some libertarian values coursing strongly through my veins.
I think Hollywood people that are filming and putting this shit out there are disgusting and are really quite pathetic for not being able to be more artful about certain things (often, a great artist shows you/tells you things subtly), because they are just trying to generate controversy and get people to watch it. But, I'd fight to the death for their ability to do it as well. I personally think there are some things that shouldn't be shown/allowed, but every one has his own line to draw and that just isn't good enough for what we're supposed to stand for. So I have to live with some garbage like this.
http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/gen ... urder.html
^^^ This is a shitty kind of thing.
larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Let me be perfectly clear here: In no way do I believe these videos/videogames etc. are responsible for the depravity gripping our society.
it doest help...
but they in no way should be blamed any more than hard rock music should be blamed.
who are you listening to? venom?
So what's the solution? Ban everything? I'm quite conservative as most here should know by now, but there are some libertarian values coursing strongly through my veins.
I think Hollywood people that are filming and putting this shit out there are disgusting and are really quite pathetic for not being able to be more artful about certain things (often, a great artist shows you/tells you things subtly), because they are just trying to generate controversy and get people to watch it. But, I'd fight to the death for their ability to do it as well. I personally think there are some things that shouldn't be shown/allowed, but every one has his own line to draw and that just isn't good enough for what we're supposed to stand for. So I have to live with some garbage like this.
http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/gen ... urder.html
^^^ This is a shitty kind of thing.
dude.. you got much deeper than i am realo quick .. i got a couple of guys checking over this to help me answer..
Ehwmatt wrote:
Fuck it, let's have a beer
Ehwmatt wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:
Fuck it, let's have a beer
dude.. that story is crazy..
ok.. lets get out the Busch light..
Cleveland's finest:
larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:
Fuck it, let's have a beer
dude.. that story is crazy..
ok.. lets get out the Busch light..
Cleveland's finest:
gawd dog.. ive never heard of that one..
my town just went "wet".. last in texas.. im used to buying Pearl off of a guys porch ..![]()
you have designer beers..
larryfromnextdoor wrote:gawd dog.. ive never heard of that one..
my town just went "wet".. last in texas.. im used to buying Pearl off of a guys porch ..![]()
you have designer beers..
StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
Ehwmatt wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
I'd rather live in Iraq than live in a dry town , fuck
larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
I'd rather live in Iraq than live in a dry town , fuck
na man.. all you had to do was drive one mile out of the city.. liquor stores everywhere.. neon as far as the eyes can see....
Rick wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
Texas is still really conservative. Southern Baptists have a strong hold. We have what's called "Blue Laws" that control a lot of things, including when department stores can be open, when alcohol can be sold, and what types of alcohol can be sold and such. I love your pic, btw.
Ehwmatt wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
I'd rather live in Iraq than live in a dry town , fuck
na man.. all you had to do was drive one mile out of the city.. liquor stores everywhere.. neon as far as the eyes can see....
What happens when I run out of beer at 1 am and need to drink more?
Rick wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
Texas is still really conservative. Southern Baptists have a strong hold. We have what's called "Blue Laws" that control a lot of things, including when department stores can be open, when alcohol can be sold, and what types of alcohol can be sold and such. I love your pic, btw.
Ehwmatt wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
I'd rather live in Iraq than live in a dry town , fuck
na man.. all you had to do was drive one mile out of the city.. liquor stores everywhere.. neon as far as the eyes can see....
What happens when I run out of beer at 1 am and need to drink more?
larryfromnextdoor wrote:Rick wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
Texas is still really conservative. Southern Baptists have a strong hold. We have what's called "Blue Laws" that control a lot of things, including when department stores can be open, when alcohol can be sold, and what types of alcohol can be sold and such. I love your pic, btw.
rick ,, remember in the '70's... the Blue Law.. you couldnt buy Toys or Batteries etc etc.. on Sunday.. you couldnt buy a 9 volt battery or a Hot Wheel on Sundays.. one messed up state.. that i will never move away from.. unless shes just real hot....
i mean smart.. i mean has lots of money..
StevePerryHair wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:They still had "dry" towns in Texas???
lubbock!! home and birth town of ROCK N ROLL!!!! and the party center of the entire state.. with
Texas Tech .. it was kept dry until 2 months ago... i think everyone is making up for lost time..
Wow! I never knew towns like that still existed![]()
I'd rather live in Iraq than live in a dry town , fuck
na man.. all you had to do was drive one mile out of the city.. liquor stores everywhere.. neon as far as the eyes can see....
What happens when I run out of beer at 1 am and need to drink more?
Well PA's laws with the "state liquor store" thing is weird to me too. I mean that limits you too. And the beer distributors only have certain hours. I remember you could buy up to 2 six packs to take out of a bar though? Is that right? So many crazy laws!
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