RiotGearClock's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

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rascism

I don't care if you were to submit a good flash. I woulnd't even consider giving a score of 1 to a guy who responds to negative reviews with "lol, n*gger"

Mr-Fluffykins responds:

misanthropy not racism

[A Better World?]

Excellent!

Well done flash! Good message as well. Would be better if it was longer and had more to it...
I wonder how much better the world would would be if the US Gov hadn't kept supporting those terrorist groups in response to socialist revolutions which had high probability of supporting the Soviet Union... ;)

DeadPixels responds:

Yeah... i guess we'll never know.

[Dogma]

Not too bad

While I don't think the FF character was the best idea, it had a good message to it and the images in the back were alright too. (good choice with the 1984 one) Overall, not a bad job for your first flash.

boogieman360 responds:

yeah I love 1984 and just about anything by George Orwell

[A Short Story]

Soviet?

Why would the gunman be wearing a soviet issue military hat while running around with a M1 rifle? Since shooting up innocent students is something more often attributed to the other side of the political spectrum and against the most basic ideas of Marxism, why would a gunman preforming such acts be wearing communist equipment? As a Marxist, I found it offensive.

By the way, I'm no reactionary, but there is something seriously wrong with making flash animations about school massacres. Please take some time considering my review...

little-bald-kid responds:

Why? Because he can.

I'm well aware of all of these points, and that the entire movie is wrong.

That's the way it's meant to be. I intentionally made it as wrong as possible.

[Freedom in the UK]

Good for the UK

The US should take on a similar policy for gun control. The US, in contrast to the UK, allows automatics and has very loose gun control regulations. Whats the result? We have some of the highest deaths in the world caused by individuals arms with legally purchased fire arms. I still fail to see why an individual even needs to own a gun. Civilians aren't supposed to take the law into their own hands, so it sounds like permitting guns is an invitation for crime. If someone likes guns so much, they can join the army. I'm sure the army would love to train an enthusiastic individual to help out the army over in Iraq.

little-bald-kid responds:

The US is at the other extreme to the UK.
Neither country has grasped the idea of there being a middle ground.
The US gun laws are far too relaxed, and the UK gun laws are far too tight.