Rediculous
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- Nightshade
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There's a point where it goes beyond stupid:
THE bomb hit the ABC's headquarters, destroying everything except one digital transmission tower. The force of the blast left Aunty's site a cratered mess. Just weeks before, a group of terrorists flew a helicopter into the Nissan building, creating an inferno that left two dead. Then a group of armed militants forced their way into an American Apparel clothing store and shot several customers before planting a bomb outside a Reebok store.
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Pixel-packing avatars: Browsing for weapons in Second Life
This terror campaign, which has been waged during the past six months, has left a trail of dead and injured, and caused hundreds of thousands of dollars' damage. The terrorists belong to a militant group bent on overthrowing the government. But they will never be arrested or charged for their crimes because they have committed them away from the reach of the world's law enforcement agencies, in the virtual world known as Second Life.
Follow the link: http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/st ... 37,00.html
To read the entire article.
THE bomb hit the ABC's headquarters, destroying everything except one digital transmission tower. The force of the blast left Aunty's site a cratered mess. Just weeks before, a group of terrorists flew a helicopter into the Nissan building, creating an inferno that left two dead. Then a group of armed militants forced their way into an American Apparel clothing store and shot several customers before planting a bomb outside a Reebok store.
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Pixel-packing avatars: Browsing for weapons in Second Life
This terror campaign, which has been waged during the past six months, has left a trail of dead and injured, and caused hundreds of thousands of dollars' damage. The terrorists belong to a militant group bent on overthrowing the government. But they will never be arrested or charged for their crimes because they have committed them away from the reach of the world's law enforcement agencies, in the virtual world known as Second Life.
Follow the link: http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/st ... 37,00.html
To read the entire article.
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"Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun" - Mao Zedong
"Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun" - Mao Zedong
i'd be up for some online-Jihad action, sounds like some major lulz are to be had no?
it's all because i hate america... uh i mean australia. no wait, i mean the 5th australian SecondLife server - yes. I declare Jihad on the 5th Australian Second life Server, they should all live according to Sharia Law in second life. I'm modeling my character's suicide vest as we speak. Not sure how he'll actually DIE though... maybe i'll have to work with an honour system.
I detonate a virtual suicide bomb in Second-Life. My character and everyone else's obviously survives, so we all have to agree to log-out and delete the characters afterwards ok? ok lets rock and roll, this is the best idea ever.
it's all because i hate america... uh i mean australia. no wait, i mean the 5th australian SecondLife server - yes. I declare Jihad on the 5th Australian Second life Server, they should all live according to Sharia Law in second life. I'm modeling my character's suicide vest as we speak. Not sure how he'll actually DIE though... maybe i'll have to work with an honour system.
I detonate a virtual suicide bomb in Second-Life. My character and everyone else's obviously survives, so we all have to agree to log-out and delete the characters afterwards ok? ok lets rock and roll, this is the best idea ever.
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I always thought they practiced using a SIXAXIS controller....Wishmaster wrote:They think they're practicing attacks using Second Life? Oh yes, all RL suicide bombings are carried out using a keyboard and mouse - that's great practice!
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That seems incredibly retarded. How can their be casualties? (How are there even bombs?) How can a storefront for a business close down because of this? Does SL actually allow demolition/property damage? I could pick up a rock and throw it through a window? I'm vastly confused (Doesn't help that I've never seen SL)
What seems more radically hilarious to me is that they cite World of Warcraft as a potential 'alternate alternate' reality for this type of activity. Engineers can make.. umm.. smoke bombs... and... umm.... little toy tanks? You can use bows and guns in game but you can't aim and I wouldn't even remotely consider the PvP opportunities in the Battlegrounds or Arenas to be good staging grounds for virtual combat that mimics real life.
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Okay I thought maybe some one had actually swallowed this load and written a strange article about the possibility of terrorists actually spending time on the internet until I got to this.
TB you must cruise the strangest places on the net.
Then it got funny and I began to get the joke. I love the idea of spending months or years and millions of dollars tohe recent string of terrorist attacks in SL appeared to work and frightened off some retailers. In Nissan's case, its online officials cleaned up the mess, took away the bodies in virtual coffins and continued business.
Wheeoo hire those dudes man! You could make a fortune off that kind of talent.... use virtual worlds to create an exact replica and rehearse an entire attack online, including monitoring the response and ramifications.
TB you must cruise the strangest places on the net.
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