I agree. And I am American.Malygris said:To me, as a gamer (and a confessed non-American), it was frikkin' awesome
Thanks for offending ALL Christians--even those, like me, who don't care if the game nukes DC. Be a little more understanding that it's ONE person saying this...not all of us.Xandre said:Oh, bloody f*ing hell it's PC again. For those who do not know, PC states that it's okay for one and not the other. In other words, segregationalist (can't remember how to spell that one...).
It's pathetic. The country of a dictator gets nuked, it's fine. America gets nuked, it's an outrage. Folks, either it's ALL okay or NONE OF IT is okay. One or the other, Christians. You should shut up now, preferably before you start digging the hole (or putting up the cross). If you're not comfortable with seeing the destruction of a nation, we have a problem. It's a nuked city. It is a mass of concrete, steel, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc that has been blown up. STOP YOUR DAMN BITCHING and stay the hell away from me. I WILL NOT be held accountable for what happens. And the Christian Science Monitor? It's little better than the christians condeming Harry Potter for promoting Witchcraft. What God and Jesus did could be considered Witchcraft, no? Well, I think you hypercritical, hypocritical idiots have to shut up as well. Harry Potter is a fantasy book. COD6 is fantasy game. The only difference is in interaction levels. It might not happen. It's simply because it's hitting too close to home that it's not okay. Grow thicker skin, ignore it, just leave the game and its fans the hell ALONE. Just don't try and push your own opinions onto others. I've not read all of the comments. Just checked the first page. Let's see where my post leads...
And before anybody here complains about the third word in, it's censored. Deal with it.
Hmm, I'm kinda curious; this thread is 15 pages in, and I've only looked at the first two pages and the last, but has anybody yet pointed out to everyone going out of their way to take a swipe at Christians over this that Christian Science Monitor [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Science_Monitor] is not actually the sort of newspaper that they think it is? And in fact, this is a rather uncharacteristically lousy article from what has historically been a journalistically esteemed publication?Xandre said:It's pathetic. The country of a dictator gets nuked, it's fine. America gets nuked, it's an outrage. Folks, either it's ALL okay or NONE OF IT is okay. One or the other, Christians. You should shut up now, preferably before you start digging the hole (or putting up the cross). If you're not comfortable with seeing the destruction of a nation, we have a problem. It's a nuked city. It is a mass of concrete, steel, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc that has been blown up. STOP YOUR DAMN BITCHING and stay the hell away from me. I WILL NOT be held accountable for what happens. And the Christian Science Monitor? It's little better than the christians condeming Harry Potter for promoting Witchcraft. What God and Jesus did could be considered Witchcraft, no? Well, I think you hypercritical, hypocritical idiots have to shut up as well. Harry Potter is a fantasy book. COD6 is fantasy game. The only difference is in interaction levels. It might not happen. It's simply because it's hitting too close to home that it's not okay. Grow thicker skin, ignore it, just leave the game and its fans the hell ALONE. Just don't try and push your own opinions onto others. I've not read all of the comments. Just checked the first page. Let's see where my post leads...
And before anybody here complains about the third word in, it's censored. Deal with it.
Well said. Personally, I think that it's Infinity Ward's decision, completely. It's their game, and since they proved that they're capable of handling that kind of modern setting in an FPS- as in COD4- I don't see why they can't set their game anywhere they want, anytime they want. It's not as if Modern Warfare 2 won't sell over 10 million copies, no matter what 'controversy' pops up.fix-the-spade said:Wow, hypocrisy much.
It's ok for some town full of screaming reds or towel faces to go up in smoke, but not DC?
Blimey, maybe he should look at the positive of brave American (and several not American) soldiers frantically defening their homeland from a pervasive evil.
I don't get the 'destruction ok, so long as it's not our backyard' attitude that so many have (any nationality here), it's a very detached way of thinking and it inevitably comes back to haunt you in the most horrific ways (see Pearl Harbour, Northern Ireland, Algeria, Iran, 9/11, Madrid etc). It also seems an incredibly petty thing to get wound up over.