I'd like to know what the fuck this "life" is that everyone is always ranting about. Apparently spending your days sitting on the sofa and watching reality TV is a "life," but spending the same amount of time playing WoW is not. Being a completely useless, miserable fuckup is all fine and well as long as you're not playing WoW.

If someone is in possession of such images the most likely conclusion is that he had something to do with it, so he must be investigated.

You can prove that he asked for the pictures to be taken or that he paid to obtain them? I thought not.

Doesn't matter.

Being in possession of such images is not a "thought crime," it's "being a probable accessory to a crime."

I was a fan of Baldur's Gate as well, but there's just something about DA that's giving me a bad feeling. I can't put my finger on it, but something feels off. In recent years I've wasted far too much money on AAA titles where the AAA apparently stood for Abomination & Atrocity from Ass (hello Fallout 3), so I'm being very cautious now. But there isn't a demo available, and I can never bother with piracy because it's too much of a headache. I might take a risk and buy DA, but I'm not sure yet.

I once mistook a Crysis screenshot for a photo. After examining it for a while, I realized it's just Crysis.

How about we embrace that concept "land of the free" and just let people enjoy liberated speech without fear of jail time? Arrest the rapist, or the murderer, or the thief, not the guy who just happens to have the photo of the event.

But of course! Surely a person who, say, has pictures or footage of a gangrape is not at all a danger to society or possibly connected to the incident, and should not under any cirumstances be investigated by the police.

Whoever modded me troll was apparently too stupid to realize how perfectly appropriate my response was.

Fuck you.

The video was revolting, horriffic.

I watched a few seconds, determined that it's the same shit I've already been doing in a bunch of other games, and turned it off. What is the big deal?