Nine-one-one changed everything!

Thing is, if the swatter isn't a complete moron, there is practically no chance of them getting caught.

The other way to look at it is 'When was the last GOOD SimCity game?' 2000, 15 years ago?

The only racism going on here is white Americans telling the Japanese that they need to be more like white Americans and less like Japanese savages.

An American perspective is ALWAYS called for! We are the ultimate arbiters of what is and is not acceptable culture, after all!

Yeah, people getting upset about this are forgetting that the whole reason this shit is offensive in America is our history of slavery and segregation of black people, neither of which ever happened in Japan.

I guess it's to be expected when they all sit in the same big room with the Gawker and Jezebel people and listen to that SJW bullshit all day, every day.

Yeah, let's snuggle up to our new cultural allies. I'm sure they don't want to ban any of the games I play!

Why didn't we listen to those smart people in the 80's who warned us about video games!?

You kidding? They have billion dollar IPOs for shitty Facebook games!

I'm not her biggest defender

Yep. Heading full speed towards another industry crash. This culture wars stuff is going to be the tipping point.

What would you suggest? A single patrol car with 2 cops, wearing their shirts and jackets if they are told that a gun/rifle wielding man is on the rampage?

Learn some reading comprehension, dipshit. If you're going to be bootlicker, you could at least be an educated bootlicker.

Better blame Kotaku as well, since they're providing additional publicity and lulz to the swatter.

Never, because most Americans are cowardly bootlickers who are too stupid to recognize that violent crime existed before 9/11 and didn't require the use of paramilitary forces.

Maybe he should become a cop like those ex-military that pointed a gun at his little brother.

That's so stupid. No other country reacts to anonymous tips to the police like that, yet it's only the USA where we have a mass shooting every 7 days.

In Iraq there wasn't anything stopping them from pulling the trigger when they felt like it either.

It's only "life threatening" because the police are involved. Shouldn't the fact that police can't conduct an investigation without putting lives at risk be considered a more serious national issue?