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TalkBack / Re: Settling the Score: Why SpotPass in Flipnote Studio 3D Does Not Matter

« on: May 01, 2014, 11:10:28 PM »

Honestly, things like this /should/ happen. It helps weed out children raised by irresponsible parents so that these children don't procreate and be just as irresponsible as their parents.

No, no that's not at all how it works here on Earth, maybe on your planet (Erf) that's how you do things, but not here on Earth.


Let me brake it down for you:

• [size=78%]How does a child getting fooled into view porn stopping them from procreating?[/size]
• [/size][size=78%]Even if it does, why is it their parents fault, why is a little kid clicking here for free candy, and a dick popping out considered irresponsible parenting?[/size]
• [/size][size=78%]Even if the parents are irresponsible, THE KID WONT GENETICALLY INHERIT IRRESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOR!!!!!!![/size]
• [/size][size=78%]If all this is true, and dumb parents have dumb kids, that will (because their parents were dumb) view porn by accident, how's your "procreation" life going?[/size]

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TalkBack / Re: Swapnote, Flipnote 3D Discontinued

« on: May 01, 2014, 10:48:06 PM »

Actually, it wouldn't be easy to sue Nintendo at all.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.  Look it up.

But the lawsuit alone would make great tabloid fodder. 'Mario creator under fire over child pornography case'

And that law only applies to the US

Good, then don't discontinue the service in the US.

(I'm curious though - don't most other free-world countries have a similar law?  Because the idea that Nintendo should be liable for what's sent over Swapnote is about as insane as the idea that Verizon should be held liable for what's said over your cell phone...)

And I don't think the lawsuit would make great headlines at all.  I think most sane folks would see though it and the insane ones are the ones who already think video games are evil.

Those "video games are evil" people are usually parents, that usually have gamers as their children, who become more passionate about games because of their insane parents. These parents would take a hammer to every electronic device in the house if they so much as read the headline "Mario creator under fire over child pornography case!" Nintendo knew it was either their small Flipnote app, or the lives of millions of kids, and teens all over the world.