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Legodeath - Twisted Lego Constructs
Mooseboy writes "I searched /. and was suprised to find that there were no articles that referenced legodeath.com. This site has several lego mini-dioramas depicting torture, execution, domestic accidents, and other scenes of questionable taste. I've had a chance to see it, so you may commence the slashdotting!"
It'd be cooler if they did action movies with the lego characters moving them like clay figures.
those people who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do. -isaac asimov
perhaps it hasnt been on slashdot before because theyre pathetic compared to the other useless but nonetheless amazing lego stuff out there...
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Anyone who enjoys death, psychotic violent imagery, or gore has serious mental issues. Wether it be with legos, video games, or pictures.
It is likely the people who created this are using it as a cry for help, and I pray they do not manifest their violent thoughts in ways other than lego. Hopefully they will seek the professional help they need.
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-Vietnam (Takeover Failure): 3 500 000 Dead
-Cambodia (Carpet Bombs): 2 000 000 Dead
-Iraq (Sanctions aftermath) 1 700 000 Dead
-Dresden (Saturation Bombing): 500 000 Dead
-Laos (Rain Bombs): 500 000 Dead
-Guatemala (Guatemalan Genocide): 200 000 Dead
-Afghanistan (Muslim Genocide): 100 000 Dead
-Israel (Palestinian Genocide): 100 000 Dead
-Hiroshima (Atomic Bomb): 100 000 Dead
-Tokyo (Fire Bombs): 80 000 Dead
-Nagasaki (Atomic Bomb): 50 000 Dead
September 11: 3500? Only? Oh, get over it.
Harsh way of putting it, for sure, but you get the point. These things that happen to the US are horrible, horrible tragedies, yes, but i didn't see anyone in the United States skip a beat when the above things happened to other people. Many Americans have this kind of superiority complex, where they think they are the centre of the Universe, and that everybody else in the world should feel sorry for them whenever they are "picked on".
-Cambodia (Carpet Bombs): 2 000 000 Dead
-Iraq (Sanctions aftermath) 1 700 000 Dead
-Dresden (Saturation Bombing): 500 000 Dead
-Laos (Rain Bombs): 500 000 Dead
-Guatemala (Guatemalan Genocide): 200 000 Dead
-Afghanistan (Muslim Genocide): 100 000 Dead
-Israel (Palestinian Genocide): 100 000 Dead
-Hiroshima (Atomic Bomb): 100 000 Dead
-Tokyo (Fire Bombs): 80 000 Dead
-Nagasaki (Atomic Bomb): 50 000 Dead
September 11: 3500? Only? Oh, get over it.
Could you explain to me how you so conveniently leave out communist and other totalitarian atrocities, which are in much greater numbers? Not to mention the fact that some of the casualties you do list are questionable as being labeled genocide. The only reason I can see for this perversly skewed selection is that you hate democracy and the western world and want anything else to take its place. If you had listed a more balanced tally, it would have been interesting.
As it stands now it is just an attempt to induce emotional responses in people in line with some anti lberal, anti democrat sentiment, in the hope that the slashdot readership will only look at your info. Maybe it worked with poor peasants in North Korea who did not have the freedom of information to find out these things for themselves, but thankfully we can all get ourselves a more balanced view of the world than from the obvious troll that is the parent of this post.
It's pretty sickening to see somebody use other peoples death and suffering as an excuse for peddling the death camp of totalitarianism, which is by omission and obvious bias, what your post does.
I live in the United States, and i by no means hate the Western world, nor do i support socialism. I just think that the US has lost touch with who they are and what they stand for, and the fact that there are indeed other people living in this world.