With the holidays coming I wanted to go into the dangers of demonic Conditioning on a large scale thru video games. Guitar Hero is one that stands out this season with its repetitive message and programmed harmonize morality.
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Guitar Hero is one that stands out this season with its repetitive message and programmed harmonize morality
Damn straight!
What kind of a man are you? You're worthless and weak! You do nothing! You are nothing! You sit in here all day and play that sick, repulsive, electric twanger! I carried an M16 and you ... you carry that ... that ... that guitar! Who are you? Where do you come from? Are you listening to me? What do you wanna do with your life?
You're right, Guitar Hero sucks. People should go pick up a real guitar instead of that hulk of plastic...
Wait, that's not what you meant?
Guitar Hero?? Guitar Hero????
You mean the game that has no violence, no gore, gets players off their lazy asses, and the only way to win is to PLAY MUSIC?
THAT'S the most demonic game you can come up with?
You know, it really isn't subconscious when it doesn't try to hide itself. The message in the lyrics is there fore everyone to hear, not to absorb while being distracted with flashy graphics and RSI-inducing button pushing... Not that subconscious reception actually works, but that is another story.
I thought BioShock was better :) And filled with more demonic unholy influences.
After all, nothing enrages your inner demon like walking through an underwater forest yiffing splicers in the head with a wrench.
How many demons can fit into a game CD? I mean can the game only possess one person, or 5, or is there no limit? And what happens if the CD is bought but the game is never run? Do the demons sit in the CD forever, or do they get bored after a while and leave? If they leave, is the video game safe to use?
"Rock music is the devil, playing music is synchronizing with the devil! Guitar Hero is the war on Christmas!"
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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