Well, lets put it this way, I’ve heard arguments for, and against, the things you are talking about actually holding people down and preventing them from climbing to where they are “supposed to be”. In the end, nobody believes the other person, anyway, so I guess it is a moot point.

Are you talking about people trying champions out for the first time in ranked games, or people just not knowing what they’re doing in the first place.

The first one makes sense. Even if you’re great at the game, trying out a new champ in your ranked games might not be a great idea.

We who?
Americans.
What did you destroy?
My own life.

Well, if you played around Christmas on Xbox and met me when I tried the game a few times, you’d think I was a bot, too.

No joke.
I have the same issue with all the concealed carry cowboys who think shooting some kid robbing a 7-Eleven is justified.

I think there are a lot of movies dedicated to how we like to take something nice and destroy it.

Pretty much.
It is also about votes. Politicians promoting these policies will gain the support of the people you’re talking about, and hopefully, their offspring, who become these “virtuous people”.

I’ve seen HR 999, once was less than a month after the game came out. The amount of time played in such a short span boggles my mind.
That, or there’s some HR exploit/trick I don’t know about.

Unless they’re confusing bassoon with bazooka, yes.

If they asked all 400 schools, it would be.....two million dollars......*cue music*

At least none of those things occurred over a video game.

All I see is...

Good point.

I enjoyed the Triple Threat Takedown. Everybody went in with the bandit mantle to drop scales, and the rewards frequently dropped 3-4 decorations.

I’m going to guess Flash Bro moved and the player is locked into a dual blade “dance” animation.

Considering when people were publicly hung/decapitated and/or otherwise mutilated for crimes in the public square, there was still a shitload of crime, maybe we should reconsider the idea that death is that great of a deterrent.

Excellent point.

I can’d decided if I like you for pointing out factual and contextual issues with this piece, or think you’re a dork for pointing out things that ultimately don’t make a difference, considering the bigger picture and the purpose of the article/video.

I think I’ll move on to deciding what I want for dinner. Enjoy the…

No kidding; watching that persons body just get flung around before being deposited into the wreckage was horrible.

The movie was entertaining, but that was about it. It didn’t contain the ideas the book did.