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Game Forum / Action Games / Grand Theft Auto / January 2007Where next GTA take place
They should do one based on a city in England or the UK Rockstar games is focused on color gangs especially black ones in San Andreas: Ballas vs. Grove Street. It's like they're saying 'These guys cause trouble, we don't'. In the UK, places like London or England have street gangs such as the Chavs. Rival ones. Then there's moshers and bikers. The Chavs and the Neds are usually white and they have tracksuits, hats and sports clothing. Bright colored striped clothing. I'm just encouraging against racial contraversy from Rockstar Games as I do like the whole turf wars, mafia and life of crime theme. "Hiyaphagz" wrote in message.. > They should do one based on a city in England or the UK > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > The Chavs and the Neds are usually white and they have tracksuits, hats > and sports clothing. Bright colored striped clothing. Just that some people wouldn't like the idea about Rockstar Games representing colored people as gang members. Mainly just colored people anyways. Turf Wars in San Andreas. "Hiyaphagz" wrote in message ... > Just that some people wouldn't like the idea about Rockstar Games > representing colored people as gang members. > Mainly just colored people anyways. Turf Wars in San Andreas. > > "Hiyaphagz" wrote in message ... > > Just that some people wouldn't like the idea about Rockstar Games > > representing colored people as gang members. The thought of a game based on bunches of thugs who mainly get pissed and mug old ladies or go round happy slapping other kids etc doesn't appeal in the slightest.  SignaturePaul (Need a lift she said much obliged) ------------------------------------------------------- Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ >> Mainly just colored people anyways. Turf Wars in San Andreas. >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >and mug old ladies or go round happy slapping other kids etc doesn't >appeal in the slightest. if they were in there, great, but they'd be whipping boys you'd have shitloads of fun kicking seven shades of sh.t out of with a baseball bat. in fact, Dead Rising, but with chavs instead of Zombies......now that would be amazing. Signaturegamertag: Chrisflynnuk http://live.xbox.com/member/Chrisflynnuk Current eBay auctions: http://tinyurl.com/hutcb 360, DS, PS2 and Saturn Games For Auction. > >> Mainly just colored people anyways. Turf Wars in San Andreas. > >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > in fact, Dead Rising, but with chavs instead of Zombies......now that > would be amazing. Just anything where you could kick the bejasus out of them legally would be fun. Or, better still, where THEY get happy slapped or mugged. SignaturePaul (Need a lift she said much obliged) ------------------------------------------------------- Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ > > >> Mainly just colored people anyways. Turf Wars in San Andreas. > > >> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > would be fun. Or, better still, where THEY get happy slapped or > mugged. Forgot to mention, there's a family in Newcastle have been basically held captive by these little bastards for some time, even Bliar got involved but has now given up. The yobs torched the couple's car and when the cops went to look into it they torched their car too! They have three in custody, wonder how long before they're bailed? SignaturePaul (Need a lift she said much obliged) ------------------------------------------------------- Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ >> > >> Mainly just colored people anyways. Turf Wars in San Andreas. >> > >> [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > >They have three in custody, wonder how long before they're bailed? sad thing is, it wasn't like that when i was at school. ok, kids were kids, but you still respected, and in somce cases, were sh.t scared of the police, your teachers, your parents, etc. now these little bastards know that no matter what they do, no one can touch them. they see an asbo, or a term in a "young offenders institute" as a badge of honour. somethings gone seriously wrong somewhere, and frankly i blame the PC Brigade. did you not see that bullshit statement from that woman in the government, the "minister for children" or whatever? "they aren't troublemakers, they're just keeping warm" when talking about the little c.nts who wander around shopping centres with scarves wrapped round their gobs and hoods up, with a baseball cap underneath? f.ck off, you silly moo. these little bastards need a fear of authority instilling in them. i'm saying this, and it's not like i'm talking about 20 or 30 years ago when there was still the fear of getting caned, etc. i'm only f.cking 25! Signaturegamertag: Chrisflynnuk http://live.xbox.com/member/Chrisflynnuk Current eBay auctions: http://tinyurl.com/hutcb 360, DS, PS2 and Saturn Games For Auction. > >They have three in custody, wonder how long before they're bailed? > > sad thing is, it wasn't like that when i was at school. ok, kids were > kids, but you still respected, and in somce cases, were sh.t scared of > the police, your teachers, your parents, etc. Yup, I hear you. > now these little bastards know that no matter what they do, no one can > touch them. they see an asbo, or a term in a "young offenders > institute" as a badge of honour. yup again. > somethings gone seriously wrong somewhere, and frankly i blame the PC > Brigade. did you not see that bullshit statement from that woman in [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > ago when there was still the fear of getting caned, etc. i'm only > f.cking 25! jees, Chris, then it's worse than I thought. I heard them making excuses for my kids and their friends (three of my kids are older than you but not too much) you know "Why are we making criminals of our kids?" kind of thing. This area is where I grew up, we were little sods pretty much but there's no way we would have gone face up to an adult, no way we would have torched someone's car or pushed petrol through a letterbox or gone round looking for a kid to beat up. I think the beginning of the end came with abolishing the cane, and I got caned for stupid things so I really hated it, but when they sent the letters asking our opinion on banning it I said if they ban it they remove that final threat. "Oh, you haven't been to school for a week... you must be punished! No school for a month!" "YIPPEE!!!!" twats. SignaturePaul (Need a lift she said much obliged) ------------------------------------------------------- Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ 110% agreement with you both!............ Sad that at only 35 years old I too tend to go on about " in my day"...............BUT its ALL TRUE! Lack of discipline at home and school...........and meaningless punishments that are more like rewards........ But the rot goes even further in our society..........Loss of the "family unit"- why bother getting married- theres not even any tax relief!......children having sex in order to get pregnant and jump the council housing queue, kids with no father figure in their lives to provide support to the mother (and extra discipline), kids with no aspirations to achieve- why work when you can get hand outs, kids that laugh at PC do-gooders and get away with it........etc etc etc etc Just wait for the backlash ........... SignatureM ------ "Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both." [Benjamin Franklin] "War is delightful to those who have had no experience of it." [Erasmus] "A collision at sea can ruin your entire day." [Thucydides] >> >They have three in custody, wonder how long before they're bailed? >> [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] > > twats. > 110% agreement with you both!............ > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Lack of discipline at home and school...........and meaningless punishments > that are more like rewards........ Without doubt. The kids just laugh at 'discipline' and people who make decisions are always worried about kids' rights without thinking of the rights of others to live peacefully without having to suffer from the little sh.ts. > But the rot goes even further in our society..........Loss of the "family > unit"- why bother getting married- theres not even any tax > relief!...... or make and break relationships at the drop of a hat. children having sex in order to get pregnant and jump the council housing queue, I know some do but I think this is like the drink and drugs and aids things. They really don't see a consequence to their actions, it's not programmed into them to look forward so they just go for the cheap quick thrill, whatever it is, and sod tomorrow. kids with no father figure in their lives to provide > support to the mother (and extra discipline), kids with no aspirations to > achieve- why work when you can get hand outs, kids that laugh at PC > do-gooders and get away with it........etc etc etc etc > > Just wait for the backlash ........... It had better come soon. Do you also wonder about society's reliance on surveillance rather than actual action? Plenty of cameras but hardly any cops and round here the kids play chase with them. To slow down joyriders they blocked off road ends and installed little walls and fences, great ratruns for kids on foot or two wheels but no way through for a cop in a car. SignaturePaul (Need a lift she said much obliged) ------------------------------------------------------- Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ COME AND GET ONE IN THE YARBLES! IF YOU HAVE ANY YARBLES YOU EUNUCH JELLY THOU! > "they aren't troublemakers, they're just keeping warm" when talking > about the little c.nts who wander around shopping centres with scarves > wrapped round their gobs and hoods up, with a baseball cap underneath? *shrug* What else can you expect in a society that's doing its damnedest to make sure your every movement in public spaces is covered and recorded by surveillance cameras? [and, of course, they're still trying to get biometric identification cards to be mandatory for everyone. After that, who knows how much further it'll go? Wouldn't surprise me in the least if the next step is home coverage...] Signature"Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." - George W. Bush [August 5th, 2004] > > "they aren't troublemakers, they're just keeping warm" when talking > > about the little c.nts who wander around shopping centres with scarves [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > much further it'll go? Wouldn't surprise me in the least if the next step is > home coverage...] You're making excuses for the fact that they are covering their heads because they're upto no good. In this neighbourhood they ride their bikes with caps, hoods and scarves, even in summer. They think they're some sort of desperadoes, but they SHOULD be treat with suspicion and stopped and searched routinely. There should be a visible police presence in areas where yobs congregate. SignaturePaul (Need a lift she said much obliged) ------------------------------------------------------- Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ Joseph William Dixon <aa343@chebucto.ns.ca> wrote in news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.1070105162809.10972A-100000@halifax.chebucto.ns. ca: > surveillance cameras? [and, of course, they're still trying to get > biometric identification cards to be mandatory for everyone. After > that, who knows how much further it'll go? Numbers tatooed on your forearm... SignatureRCOS #7 IBA# 11465 http://imagesdesavions.com > eras? [and, of course, they're still trying to get biometric > identification cards to be mandatory for everyone. After that, who knows how > much further it'll go? > Microchips! > > eras? [and, of course, they're still trying to get biometric > > identification cards to be mandatory for everyone. After that, who knows how > > much further it'll go? > > Microchips! ah that one will happen SignaturePaul (Need a lift she said much obliged) ------------------------------------------------------- Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ >>> > >> Mainly just colored people anyways. Turf Wars in San Andreas. >>> > >> [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] > ago when there was still the fear of getting caned, etc. i'm only > f.cking 25! Nope. Not the PC brigade or the government. EVERYTHING a kid does wrong, and almost everything wrong that happens to a kid is the fault of the parents. Don't believe anyone who tries shifting blame to someone else; they're usually a parent, or someone who wants the parents' votes. >They should do one based on a city in England or the UK > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >The Chavs and the Neds are usually white and they have tracksuits, hats and >sports clothing. Bright colored striped clothing. GTA London has been done already. 5 people played it, it was *that* exciting. Chavs = wannabes. We cannot believe they are more than just gay. GTA is not *just* about San Andreas, gangs, and people of color. Do your homework dude. <PLONK> in a fictious place where the hero takes out the racists one by one... bye frank http://tvc15.blogs.com/ > in a fictious place where the hero takes out the > racists one by one... > > bye > > frank between helping old ladies across the road, obeying all speed limits and volunteering at a homeless shelter on weekends Dy |
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