Rhythm gamer murdered by sister because it was "too noisy"

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Originally Posted by Mourningfall

dumb question

don't white knight for some otaku who pushed a person to breaking point, who had to lose everything just to get some fucking solace. I've been in her exact position, only difference was I let them live and call the authorities. I got the peace and quiet I needed. That was a long time ago and I still question whether or not I made the right decision. I don't think murder is okay, I just don't think ALL people deserve to live.

I don't know the dude or his sister, but he must've been pretty fucking annoying.

I can actually relate to your sentiment in regards to not all people necessarily deserving to live, but at the same time I do generally object to lives being forcefully taken without very, very strong valid justification behind doing so. As frustrating as it must have been for her to put up with that guy's constant noise among other things, there is simply no defending her actions at this point.

It would have actually been somewhat understandable from her side if the incident were an instance of assault that just so happened to inadvertently result in serious or fatal injuries, but this clearly isn't the case here. She deliberately went out of her way to dismember his body and hide parts of his maimed body in bags all over a living room.


At any rate, I do express sorrow at the life lost that day. He did seem to be quite passionate about his hobby and I find it quite regrettable that this is how he ultimately suffered for it.


By the looks of it however, you do come off as someone under constant mental pressure even while at home where you're supposedly meant to unwind: I was constantly on the verge of mental collapse as well back in high school due to an inconsiderately abhorrent (and perhaps borderline-abusive) home. Given the strong likelihood of you remaining irritable even after finally getting the peace and quiet that you've been yearning for, hopefully things will turn out better for you in the near future - losing sanity isn't the most pleasant experience out there after all.