"If this goes down the same path as the Miley debacle, we can all expect Bieber's new music video to be a replica of one of her music videos…or maybe her scandalous Pope-tearing SNL appearance."

Bipolar. It doesn't just go away, you know.

I also feel like the focus on the young female stars and not on men is sexist on a different level. Like, we have to watch out for our precious young, virginal girls because they are dumb dumbs who don't know any better.

Um, and the nose job. I'm not judging plastic surgery (more power to you), but I hate these sanctimonious denials when we have obvious photographic proof. See also: Nicole Kidman.

I have to admit, I usually think Sinead O'Connor is kind of a crazy person (all those open letters, my god) but I think she has an interesting point here about the sexualization of male stars. I think a lot has been written about the sexualization of women but it is a thing that happens to men but in different ways…

Way to make fun of a mentally ill person. Regardless, she's right, but you don't have to go down the same path as Justin or Miley. It's not easy being a successful star without being sexualized, but it can happen. Look at Taylor Swift.

it can trigger all the victims of other violent crimes whether because they miraculously survived or because they actually saw how someone was killed, beaten or robbed.
GTA shouldnt exist if talk seriously

Lol, anybody concerned about triggers should probably avoid games like this to begin with.

what the fuck? so getting virtual raped can trigger someone or something? what about killing people? cant that trigger someone or something? how about car jacking? punching women? driving recklessly going the opposite direction on the freeway? all triggers right?

hey Patricia, remember that mod American school shooter for Source engine? These kinds of things fool the public into thinking gaming is prime evil in this world. That NYC cop who did the program "True Lies" even aired that and didn't say one thing about it being a mod. Phil Chambers is his name. I even emailed him…

As you can see on the left, mods like these grant people the ability to force other players to do things like pole dance and do push-ups. Some modders choose to make other players bend over, and then proceed to use a sex animation from a different part of the game to thrust into them repeatedly, thus making it look…

Oh the irony found in complaining about rape in a murder simulator.

Woops, watch out, you're not allowed to make those kind of jokes anymore! They're as bad as rape itself. Rape. Itself.

Here we go...get ready for the media shitstorm. They of course won't see it in context. They won't research it. They'll just ask, are parents buying a game for their kids that lets you rape other players? Hopefully this doesn't happen though and it slips under the radar.

I knew who wrote this just by the title. It's horrible but you have done so much damage for readers on here to take anything you type seriously.

I just want to point out that giving these guys any form of coverage is just encouraging them to continue to find dirty ways to cheat and break an otherwise awesome part of the game.

Whether you condone it or not, you should probably just not report on it and give them attention like this. :/

Online rape? What is this, Ultra Street Fighter 4?

I'm getting married in... shit, less than three months, and I like to think I'm quite reasonable. My take on the matter has always been that everyone else is doing me a favor. Literally nobody else on the face of the planet cares about my wedding as much as I do, and the people who show up anyway - never mind the ones…

Pretty much. I find women that are about to get married suddenly get a very high opinion of themselves. Like "You should be fucking lucky that I invited you to my mediocre wedding with no open bar". Ahahahaha. No thanks, I can think of 100 things better than adding to Bridezilla's ego.

6. If your [sic] only going to show up for food and alcohol and really have no interest other than that