As a society one would think that we as a human race are past labeling humans because they are different. Its just goes to show you that we still have a very long way to go. Whether it be race, religion, sexual orientation, or any other aspect. I find the bigotry by some in this thread to utterly ridiculous - that there are some who want to wave the holly than thou attitude just because someone is different. Try walking a mile in the young man's shoes. The courage it took for the Young GameDesigner to come out and own, who he is as a young man is a testament to his own self.
As a society one would think that we as a human race are past labeling humans because they are different. Its just goes to show you that we still have a very long way to go. Whether it be race, religion, sexual orientation, or any other aspect. I find the bigotry by some in this thread to utterly ridiculous - that there are some who want to wave the holly than thou attitude just because someone is different. Try walking a mile in the young man's shoes. The courage it took for the Young GameDesigner to come out and own, who he is as a young man is a testament to his own self.
Bigotry? What are you talking about? All I said was that it is offensive and classless to make a game making fun of an event that resulted in the deaths of many innocent young people. If you disagree with me, imagine Ryan Lambourn (The game designer) sitting down and having a conversation with every one of the parents of the Sandy Hook and V-Tech massacre victims. Not one person would be at all amused, and I wouldn't be surprised if half of them violently assaulted Ryan. There is a way of using tragedies like this in a game to send a message, or bring across a point: The creator of Super Columbine Massacre 3D did this. Ryan did not.
