When subway breakdancers attack

Tragic

Don't worry. The kid didn't get hurt. And you have to admit, when that baby did that flip, it was pretty impressive.

How do you know that the kid didn't get hurt, kicky?
That looks pretty violent to me.
Of course, the parents are the real idiots here!

I just saw it on the news tonight. I do agree that it is the parent's fault. But it happened so fast, I don't know...sometimes kids just get away from you, don't they? And I've seen a lot of these subway shows, and I can tell you that kids sometimes do walk into the performer's space. Nobody seems to mind usually.

Oh that's good to hear, thanks, Kicky. It looked like that the child
is hurt badly.

Well, I do prefer the musicians at the subway stations - I remember this guy who played the Sax somewhere around the 72nd subway station.
It was such a delight to hear him play.

Wait, do you mean to say that you lived in NYC before?

Yes, I have lived at 3rd and 86th. It's been a long time though.
When I visited some friends last year, and went down to the subway
I heard the Sax player.

Wow, cool. That is a nice area. Close to the express subway stop too--excellent! I live ten blocks away from that.

Yeah, it was a nice place to live, and so close to the Bremen House,
Cafe Ideal, and Carl Schurz Park.

I'm sorry if the baby was hurt and parent do share responsibility, believe me I know, however what caused me more concern than anything was some of the comments under the video.







And thats just the first page

I have similar concerns about the teenager (living in Australia) who created a video game based on the Virginia tech shootings. Players wander around a virtual Virginia tech killing people.
The 21-year-old, who speaks with an American accent, said he was born in Australia but had lived in the US until he was 14.

Mr Lambourn, said he made the game because he thought it was funny.

Lambourn said that while he felt for the people who had lost friends and relatives in the massacre, he also had sympathy for the gunman.

He said: 'You do it for some negative reaction to laugh at. You do if for other people who have the same tastes as you because they get a laugh out of it as much as I do.'

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,21746421-2,00.html