First off all this article is about kids getting in trouble THIS YEAR, not those tree huggers from the past. The fact that the police had to be involved in this, is insane. If you want to call someone insecure, I'd call the Kent State Police insecure if anyone. They are the ones who had to go as far as to search these kids' room, and take their possesions needed for school. These kids were just trying to express themselves through the internet. For once they used the tecnology at hand and used their brains to come up with a great looking website, that dealt with a game that they like to play, AND NOTHING MORE!. The fact "there was a technical glitch in uploading the website" was somehow automatically blammed on the students and not the website itself, confuses me. The game starcraft is no more violent than any other game(popular ones that is). I encourage everyone to look at the website "www.bledfordays.50megs.com" and tell me if they see anything wrong with it. The Entertainment Software Rating boared(ESRB)gave it the game starcraft this rating"TEEN - Content may be suitable for persons ages 13 and older. May contain violent content, mild or strong language, and/or suggestive themes." If this "crime" was done by college students I assure you they are over the age of 13. LONG LIVE THE BfD CLAN!!!
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First off all this article is about kids getting in trouble THIS YEAR, not those tree huggers from the past. The fact that the police had to be involved in this, is insane. If you want to call someone insecure, I'd call the Kent State Police insecure if anyone. They are the ones who had to go as far as to search these kids' room, and take their possesions needed for school. These kids were just trying to express themselves through the internet. For once they used the tecnology at hand and used their brains to come up with a great looking website, that dealt with a game that they like to play, AND NOTHING MORE!. The fact "there was a technical glitch in uploading the website" was somehow automatically blammed on the students and not the website itself, confuses me. The game starcraft is no more violent than any other game(popular ones that is). I encourage everyone to look at the website "www.bledfordays.50megs.com" and tell me if they see anything wrong with it. The Entertainment Software Rating boared(ESRB)gave it the game starcraft this rating"TEEN - Content may be suitable for persons ages 13 and older. May contain violent content, mild or strong language, and/or suggestive themes." If this "crime" was done by college students I assure you they are over the age of 13. LONG LIVE THE BfD CLAN!!!