Boy imitates Naruto, Dies

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theclaw said:
Um... Well, yeah! I'm a TROLL. It would be completely wrong to say anything that others find reasonable.
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We don't have any background on this case, so any conclusion is premature. What if his "pals" forced him into the sand, and then when the kid stopped breathing, they covered their asses by blaming Naruto and claiming the kid "wanted" to be buried alive. Head first.

Also, what do we know about the kid? Was he prone to imitating cartoons? Has he ever tried to put the cat in the washing machine after watching Tom and Jerry? I can't believe (and you can't honestly claim to believe) that going from "never trying to imitate" to "wanting to be buried head-first into sand" is a small and logical step. And why, why haven't the parents told him anything when they noticed the trend? It takes a whole of five minutes to tell the kid that what they see on TV isn't real. So his extremely irresponsible and negligent parents didn't even notice his behaviour; either that, or they didn't care. That is, if he really was prone to such stuff. And if he wasn't, well, see theory number one.
 
veho said:
We don't have any background on this case, so any conclusion is premature. What if his "pals" forced him into the sand, and then when the kid stopped breathing, they covered their asses by blaming Naruto and claiming the kid "wanted" to be buried alive. Head first.

Also, what do we know about the kid? Was he prone to imitating cartoons? Has he ever tried to put the cat in the washing machine after watching Tom and Jerry? I can't believe (and you can't honestly claim to believe) that going from "never trying to imitate" to "wanting to be buried head-first into sand" is a small and logical step. And why, why haven't the parents told him anything when they noticed the trend? It takes a whole of five minutes to tell the kid that what they see on TV isn't real. So his extremely irresponsible and negligent parents didn't even notice his behaviour; either that, or they didn't care. That is, if he really was prone to such stuff. And if he wasn't, well, see theory number one.

I thought of that too. But if what we know is correct, then he let them do it.
I'd say it's partially his parents' fault for not teaching him the difference between reality and fiction, but more the people who did it's fault.

Out of everyone involved, if anyone should be blamed, it should be the people who did it.
 
I'd read seen dumber things than this all over the net, and the people who did this shouldn't be the blame the people in charge of the kids should....hmm the tv show did it i wonder where i've heard that from before? Besides just about everyone in here is a pirate and steal games, so nobody in innocent in here for their comments on the subject.
 
Even the soccer mom says she can't believe there would be even a thought to do that. It blows her mind.

First off - how deep was this sandbox.. I mean holy shit. I guess you'd have to have been there to know how the kid couldn't possibly wiggle himself free or give some kind of signal he was suffocating. For some reason I sense foul play with the kids that buried him.
 
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dakeyras said:
Omg, a pastor who's happy that someone donates their organs? There is still hope for evangelical America apparently.
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Thy cup runneth over with ignorance.

I just never hear about religious people supporting organ donation. Not here, not in the States. But then again, only people who are obnoxious and loud are heard in such matters I suppose.
 

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