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In reply to the discussion: Rogen, Apatow surprisingly unsympathetic to accusation that their movies caused IV killings. [View all]Response to Warren DeMontague (Reply #14)
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Rogen, Apatow surprisingly unsympathetic to accusation that their movies caused IV killings. [View all]
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
OP
How about we blame the unmedicated, untreated, antisocial asshole who did the crime?
MADem
May 2014
#76
Yeah, he made up the accusation and you just decided his spin made a better headline.
redqueen
May 2014
#18
I read her stupid in full. She gratuitously mentioned them, she deserves the feedback they gave her.
msanthrope
May 2014
#9
And again, this is clearly someone who has never been within 10 miles of Isla Vista.
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#15
you're describing a very tired TV trope which is sometimes called "oaf and shrew"
CrawlingChaos
May 2014
#123
I don't know what caused it, but I do find it interesting that people who've never set foot in IV
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#8
Personally I look to 10 foot tall 3D blue aliens for intellectual guidance.
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#16
I think the only Seth Rogen movie I've ever seen was the pineapple pot one.
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#34
Actually, from what I gather from her article, she thinks those movies "conditioned"
Humanist_Activist
May 2014
#43
I think our entire culture expects us, from teenagehood on, to try to find validation in others...
Humanist_Activist
May 2014
#107
Was the Chu piece published in a major media outlet comparable to Washington Post?
opiate69
May 2014
#30
It's a fine source for the latest dish on that saucy royal family, i say! Brilliant!
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#35
She's right. The Movie, Music and Gaming (Entertainment) industry share responsibility with the NRA
951-Riverside
May 2014
#50
Just like that gun he used, the views in his head didn't magically get there.
951-Riverside
May 2014
#54
Re: " I don't think media gives anyone ideas they wouldn't have had anyway."
951-Riverside
May 2014
#63
right, those are BOTH arguments and declarative statements, which means... they're the same.
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#68
I guess, but it also troubles me that Eminem's lyrics are blamed when a Nickelback fan kills people.
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#69
Also, according to FB, Elliot Rodgers wasn't so much an eminem fan, as he was a fan of Katy Perry
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#61
It's a bloody tabula rasa on which people get to paint their favorite societal ill.
X_Digger
May 2014
#72
Right on time. I wondered how long that'd take. Thanks for proving my point. n/t
X_Digger
May 2014
#117
He also believed he was 'entitled' to get on an amusement park ride at 6 years old despite
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#75
Of course it is a combination of things.And this writer said he *may have been influenced*.
redqueen
May 2014
#93
Well said. It's silly to blame movies and/or video games for the actions of one
Louisiana1976
May 2014
#109
They also were apparently en route from LA to try to get him due to the posting of his videos
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#112
As I've said elsewhere, I have more than a slight personal connection to that piece of real estate
Warren DeMontague
May 2014
#116