Angry 4-year old boy kills father for not buying PS3

[TheSifodias]

And the economy? I don't believe a place so close to a warzone can be flourishing? Why else would the father be carrying a fully loaded gun during the day?

[Paratrooper]

And the economy? I don't believe a place so close to a warzone can be flourishing? Why else would the father be carrying a fully loaded gun during the day?

I'm basing their living standards on the HDI. It's an above-average country. Heck, it's better than the country where I used to live in (the Philippines) and it's still a pretty jolly life there for the middle class.

[MUSEFan]

And the economy? I don't believe a place so close to a warzone can be flourishing? Why else would the father be carrying a fully loaded gun during the day?

I really can‘t see why did you rage that bad, people is just giving their own opinion and maybe joking around...

I think that Saudi Arabia isn‘t in the situation some people is talking about here, I‘m sure that it was the parent‘s fault, how is that the kid had that little respect for him then? If someone really cares about his son, I don‘t think the kid is ever going to disrespect him, maybe in puberty, lol.

[TheSifodias]

And the economy? I don't believe a place so close to a warzone can be flourishing? Why else would the father be carrying a fully loaded gun during the day?

I'm basing their living standards on the HDI. It's an above-average country. Heck, it's better than the country where I used to live in (the Philippines) and it's still a pretty jolly life there for the middle class.

It might not be. After all, that survey conducts the average of total economy, and that average is pretty much raised by rich extermities. Other countries have the same problem, a very rich sector can bring a very large spike on survey readings.

Musefan: Remember this is a 4 year old kid. Unless you are a parental slave, you don't spend you're entire childhood as a polite, respectable toddler.

Anyways I'm editing my rage post because I did not use any facts for my argument, hence making it a very weak argument.

[Kodiak]

I don't see why an argument developed in the first place. Saudi Arabia is one of the richest countries in Asia, heck, in the world, for its size. In Saudi Arabia there are HUGE deposits of oil and its where a lot of the developed world gets their oil from. All I'm saying is children, ESPECIALLY children as young as four (teach them while they're little) need to be taught the values of respect for their parents and appreciation for what they already have.

[SuckMyVox]

"The tragic incident will add fuel to the debate that playing violent video games makes youngsters aggressive and alters their perception of reality."

If the 4 Year old had NO PLAYSTATION how did violent video games make him kill his dad as this sub-moronic writer from the DailyMail suggests?

[Varun]

Maybe a friend had one, making him yearn for one of his own. '

Maybe he had a different console, and then wanted a newer one.

Why did he want the PS3? To play video games. And there is a high chance that they would be violent games, since a large number of games are violent, in varying degrees.

[Fleischgeruch]

I honestly can't imagine what kind of a parent would let a 4 year old kid (and who knows, maybe a 2 year old kid) play violent games. Most violent games are rated 12+, 15+, and especially violent ones like God of war, GTA, etc, 18+. If a parent is dumb enough to let their kids play (or even watch their parents/friends play) these kinds of games, they shouldn't expect anything else other than to get shot by the kid. In those ages, psychology is at its least stable, only roughly beginning to form. Watching/experiencing violent things like that should be kept well away from toddlers. In fact, what I'm saying is so obvious, I don't know why a grown parent doesn't realise it. (This was said assuming the child did play violent games).
I'm not even going to mention how retarded you have to be for putting down a LOADED pistol in front of a 4 year old kid. Dad, you got what you deserved.
I think I did comment on this thread already, a while back. Can't remember what I said though.

[Maxxis]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2133863/Angry-Saudi-boy-4-shoots-father-dead-refused-buy-PLAYSTATION.html
I still don't get how children at that age can handle pistols.
CoD is out of the question (unless he watched all these shitty machinima montages) because he got no PS3 yet.
AoS neither, because AoS got no pistols (yet).
I wonder if that kid will still get friends? I smell an Al-Qaeda terrorist here.

Well, you know what? This kind of situtuation is getting normal in Vietnam; it happens literally EVERYDAY. But atleast noone died from pistols or AK shota yet: only knifes, or sharp objects.
But mostly all the cases were caused by shortage of money. Do you know internet cafes?(or something like that) Most gamers go play in there. For a REALLY long time. Guess what? At some point, they're out of money. What will they do if they have no money? Here's a list:
-Robbing
-Kill people for money
-Steal stuff
-Kill their own parents
-blah blah blah.

This happens mainly on addiction. Once you got addicted, you can't let go.
Ontopic, Al-Queda will want that kid. Alot.

4 years old kids don't know how to do that in Vietnam.

[SRL]

A young child is able to successfully shoot a gun because their hands don't shake as much as someone older.

Also, that article blames the video game itself for the cause and effect. The parents of the child are to blame.

For example, if a child gets in trouble for something at school such as bullying or even swearing for the younger ones, where do you think they learn it from? Sure, you can say that television has a huge part to play but guess who has the power to regulate what the child watches.

Well DONE! WELL DONE!



I don't think that could've been said any better.

[xBURGERx]

That kid has a lot of rage stored up. His so wierd

[ElFizbanio]

necromancing much?