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Halo 2 Tsunami Fundraiser Tournament Cancelled Because Game is "Too Violent"


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I live near this school (about thirty miles away) and they seem to be really sensitive about these things that could get them sued! I would have let them do it if I saw those sigs from parents saying that it was okay.

 

And that game was made about 10 miles away from the school. How does Microsoft feel about that?

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I went to a Christian activity night thing with one of my friends before, and they had Halo going on. So Halo 2 probably isn't all that violent...no more violent than foosball or dance dance revolution(it's better than DDR, actually...freaks....)

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That is true, I was watching Saving Private Ryan at school and a teacher came up behind and commented what a good movie it was. And the teacher was an old woman! She saw when the heads were blown off the guys when they were on top of a tank.

 

Gimme a break.:mad:

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Hell at my school, one of the teachers/freshman moderator during a assembelly mentioned Halo 2 and a couple of kids cheered :p

 

So not everyone who works at a school freaks out about violent video games.

I think the principal even mentioned it once. :D

 

TiE

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Originally posted by InsaneSith

Halo 2 is hardly violent. And I see no random violence encouraging going on. The game is about being a hero for goodness sake. A HERO!

"But we must respect the religion of the non-existant covenant! Just because of their difference in religion we shouldn't kill them!" -That one person who was "hurt" by Halo and was threatening to sue if people didn't listen to him

 

TiE

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Yah, well the government is run by a bunch of monkeys. :rolleyes:

And this is a country that is so free that we can't even offend people cause its "against the law" AKA: A great subject to us to file law suits on. :-\

 

Who cares if we offend Wiccan people? Really, who cares if we offend one or two people because we dress up like witches? Jeez!

Its not like parents say, "Hey Sally, you want to dress up like a Wiccan woman for Halloween?"

:p

 

TiE

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Originally posted by TiE 23

Who cares if we offend Wiccan people? Really, who cares if we offend one or two people because we dress up like witches? Jeez!

Its not like parents say, "Hey Sally, you want to dress up like a Wiccan woman for Halloween?"

:p

 

TiE

 

Wiccans care...I would assume. Of course, with the country based in Christian beliefs so deep it chokes me at night when I try and sleep that the common response is often the ignorant one:I.e: Who cares if we offend Wiccan people?

 

Whether or not your a religious person, its just the way it is.

 

And of course, I mean no offense. Of course, if you are offended I'm happy with that scenario as well.

 

I am so off-topic.

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All judgement aside, it was in the school's power to cancel the tournament, as (I'm assuming) it was going to be held on school property. Now, if the seniors hosted the tournament at a LAN party or building off of school grounds, then the district would have no right to intervene.

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