Supreme Cmdr Posted August 23, 2005 Report Posted August 23, 2005 Serves them right. I mean seriously, this country is getting out of hand with the crap on gaming.
Guest Grayfox Posted August 24, 2005 Report Posted August 24, 2005 quote:Ecko sued, and a judge today said the city's defense was bunk, Reuters reported this afternoon. The ruling paves the way for Wednesday's scheduled event, which will feature 20 graffiti artists spraying up mock subway cars. The city said such an event would incite vandalism. "By the same token, presumably, a street performance of 'Hamlet' would be tantamount to encouraging revenge murder," US District Judge Jed Rakoff said. "As for a street performance of 'Oedipus Rex,' don't even think about it." Bloomberg is a clown anyway, so im not surprised he jumped on the anti-game "me too" bandwagon.
LostInSpace Posted August 24, 2005 Report Posted August 24, 2005 quote:Originally posted by Grayfox: Bloomberg is a clown anyway, so im not surprised he jumped on the anti-game "me too" bandwagon. *** OFF TOPIC *** It's not that he's a clown, well okay I'll give you that, but he thinks every citizen is his employee. I use to think that having a business man run the city would be a good thing other than a career politician. Well I was wrong. You can't win either way. *** Back On Topic *** Anyway, glad to see some sense coming back to our courts and the lean on gaming.
Kevin Trotter Posted August 24, 2005 Report Posted August 24, 2005 Having a businessman as a politician is NEVER a good thing, particularly one that is as big a tight ass as Bloomburg appears to be. Videogames that promote vandalism? What he do play the beta version? what an *******
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