Okay, you've stated right there that it isn't a moral choice. But, I disagree. That doesn't make you wrong, or me right, it's subjective. You found what I said "wrong", now you're doing the EXACT same thing. Making a subjective point view. Except, you're stating it like it IS objective truth. It isn't.
It is a shame I reneged. I mean, I only came to this article as I was linked it by a friend. I was asked a question by Owen Good, I answered it. Just because you don't like it doesn't make my view any less important.
I've told everybody why I brought it up - Money. Why does money suddenly make something morally wrong or not? Just because nobody makes money from Skyrim Swords or any other non-licensed weapon, should we just ignore it? Should we not question it? Should we not go "Is it a moral choice to buy a violent video game that…
I know. I was just making a point on why morality is suddenly being questioned when money becomes involved.
Just got a link from a friend to Boston Marathon Game and noticed my many replies, yours is one of the few that stood out, so I'll give you my time.
I happened to be given a link to a Kotaku article about the Boston Marathon Game and noticed I had 55 Notifications about my post, however, yours stood out the most, so I am going to give you my time and reply.
Thing is. Why did Owen Good even ask a question if the answer is always "You've made a moral choice" - What's the fucking point?
Thank fuck one of the "old crew" (or at least acts like it) still is here.
I am sure you are very familiar with some of it. Not all of it. Not every single act that happens. I know lots of stuff that happens too, but I don't know all of it. The point I was making, which I explained, was if you're ignorant of something, you cannot make a judgement of something. I don't know the full, 100%…
