It makes the story even more hilarious.
In all seriousness, though, realty? You could have just paid $60 and be playing it right now, but noooo. Now you have at least one charge of attempted robbery, which I'm sure will cost way more.
Wow, didn't realize I was this guy's mother.
Yeah, I was going to pick up MGS HD yesterday after work. I didn't even walk inside Gamestop. I looked through the glass and saw a line wrapped around the inside, and walked back to my car disappointed.
I shall try again today.
Men who don't fight for what they own are not real men, just saying.
I mean, I would cave if I had no option and give it, but this guy managed to have one.
It's not just about the game, it's the principle. He didn't want to just let someone take what was his. He fought to keep what was rightfully his. What if it was a something like a car or even a friend/family member?
You seriously just compared MW3...something worth 60 dollars...to a human being. I seriously underestimated how seriously people take video games. You can't even remotely compare risking your life to save a family member/friend/human being to something you can monetize IE: Car/game, both of which are replaceable and not worth risking your life over.
Really...
A romantic idea, but it's a fucking video game. It's not a valuable or personal affect. If a piece of plastic is worth your life, you need to sort out your priorities. It's not as though he's defending something important.
Haha, that's the lamest excuse. "Men who don't fight for what they own"
BRB, gonna go beat my friend's ass for eating my leftover quesadilla. We aren't some cro-magnon culture. It's 60 freaking dollars.
I'm not saying it's wise to risk your life for a video-game (and it was a really high risk), but maybe the victim knew what he was doing.
Just sayin'
I just... I give up on the future of humanity.
While it's a possibility, nobody knows. The guy could have been a hardened special operation killing machine, but chances are you know those kind of people when you look at them. Unless the "robber" was just THAT stupid, I doubt he would have attempted to jack the game from a guy like that.
From the Kansas City Sun article:
Freeman said he didn’t really plan on fighting either. His instincts just kicked in, he said.
“I don’t remember thinking anything,” he told reporters at the prosecutors’ press conference this afternoon. “He was there and he presented a threat. It was self-defense, I guess.”
The real-life fight was “much more intense, much more scary,” than the action in the “Call of Duty” video game series, Freeman said.
And it’s not something he wants to go through again.
“If I had more time to think about it, I probably would have just given him the game,” he said. “It’s a wonderful game, but it’s not worth dying over.”
http://www.kansascity.com/2011/11/08/3254386/northland-gamer-thwarts-gunmans.html#ixzz1dEAOHHof
See, that makes sense, but maybe I'm a little more liberal when it comes to high-intensity situations like that.
On topic: the guy's an idiot and it's unfortunately that he made a huge mistake.
It's probably the fact he earned that $60 working his ass off and some snot nose punk who probably doesnt even work for a living decided he had more right to this guys money than he did.
The robber is lucky himself that the victim just phoned the police, if it were me who was robbed I would have shot the fucker in the leg and kicked his teeth down his throat.
No, unemployed lazy ass trash has the right to take what I work hard for, it's not just monetary, the fact is that life is short and half of that life is spent either sleeping or working or getting education.
If I wasted weeks of my lifeclock just to be robbed I'd have every right to be offended.
Weeks...for 60 dollars...where do you work? o.O
But really, I'd rather have wasted "weeks" of effort, than my own damn life. Then again, I actually have more to live for than a video-game.

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