Terrorists Lego causing uproar

Zachstar · 12-16-08, 02:04 AM

Wolf looking at your reply it appears to me that you have not thought too much about this.

Using SH3 is a VERY bad example BTW. SH3 is a simulation of war and unless you are spending your days unrealistically attacking hospital ships I do not see how anyone could be offended,

Tell me this? What would you rather do? Play SH3 in front of a survivor of a submarine attack or send one of these lego figures to a mother who lost her son to a terrorist?

Not so simple now is it? Now it becomes difficult as you would not want to do something so horrid as to remind them of their loss in such a pathetic way.

As for children? If you want them playing "Blow the GI toy up with the terrorist toy" You go right ahead but don't expect me to have any respect for the parent who lets such happen. Especially in a middle of a war.

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Zachstar Sea Lord Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Shreveport, Louisiana Posts: 1,956 Downloads: 13 Uploads: 0	Wolf looking at your reply it appears to me that you have not thought too much about this. Using SH3 is a VERY bad example BTW. SH3 is a simulation of war and unless you are spending your days unrealistically attacking hospital ships I do not see how anyone could be offended, Tell me this? What would you rather do? Play SH3 in front of a survivor of a submarine attack or send one of these lego figures to a mother who lost her son to a terrorist? Not so simple now is it? Now it becomes difficult as you would not want to do something so horrid as to remind them of their loss in such a pathetic way. As for children? If you want them playing "Blow the GI toy up with the terrorist toy" You go right ahead but don't expect me to have any respect for the parent who lets such happen. Especially in a middle of a war. __________________ Last edited by Zachstar; 12-16-08 at 02:07 AM.