Russian teen couple live streams their shootout with the police via Periscope
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[QUOTE]A TRAGIC Russian “Romeo and Juliet” who had been on the run from their parents have committed suicide after a police standoff.
Denis and Katerina, both 15, had streamed their shootout with police live via Periscope and posted a video on Instagram.[/QUOTE]
Very detailed recap in the article
[url]https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2184968/teen-lovers-instagram-live-siege-shootout-with-cops-before-they-kill-themselves/[/url]
And then they commited suicude.
W T F was happening to them?
They tried to play GTA in real life, and then decided to off themselves?
The fuck
They also shot and killed a few dogs, fuck em'.
Good riddance.
[quote]the couple said that they had “zero options” as their parents wished to end their relationship. No police officers were harmed in the face-off.
Mizulina said that video games were likely to have had a “detrimental effect” on the children.[/quote]
Oh yea, shitty parenting has nothing to do with this, has to be those darn videogames corrupting the youth.
where the fuck did they get all those guns?
remember that game where you and your girlfriend commit suicide yeah me neither
[QUOTE=Talishmar;51374678]Oh yea, shitty parenting has nothing to do with this, has to be those darn videogames corrupting the youth.[/QUOTE]
How can people still be this fucking stupid.
Utterly astounding.
[QUOTE=Radio Flyer;51374709]remember that game where you and your girlfriend commit suicide yeah me neither[/QUOTE]
yeah or that video game where you shoot your girlfriend's mother in the hip because she was mad you had a sleepover
still not ringing any bells
[QUOTE=Radio Flyer;51374709]remember that game where you and your girlfriend commit suicide yeah me neither[/QUOTE]
But I can remember such a play. Clearly classical theater is a bad influence.
[QUOTE=Joazzz;51374682]where the fuck did they get all those guns?[/QUOTE]
Apparently the chick's stepdad was a Spetsnaz.
[QUOTE=GhillieBacca;51374844]Apparently the chick's stepdad was a Spetsnaz.[/QUOTE]
Or he had a hunting/shotgun license, which could explain the shotguns. The Tokarev however, that's probably illegal?
Also, it's Russia, there are guns everywhere, and nobody locks them up.
Couldn't imagine an easier place to get ahold of an entire arsenal.
Maybe syria.
Damn, that's pretty fucking young to do this shit at.
[QUOTE=DiBBs27;51374883]Also, it's Russia, there are guns everywhere, and nobody locks them up.
Couldn't imagine an easier place to get ahold of an entire arsenal.
Maybe syria.[/QUOTE]
Uneducated post.
It's not the 90s anymore.
[QUOTE=matt000024;51374903]Damn, that's pretty fucking young to do this shit at.[/QUOTE]
Yeah they should have waited until they were 18 before going on a violent suicidal rampage.
[QUOTE=Araknid;51374905]Uneducated post.
It's not the 90s anymore.[/QUOTE]
What does that have to do with anything? Do you really think a decade makes a difference in how a common house hold stores their guns?
You can't just claim 'uneducated post' and follow up with "it's not the 90's anymore".
0/10 unsubstantial post.
[QUOTE=DiBBs27;51374929]What does that have to do with anything? Do you really think a decade makes a difference in how a common house hold stores their guns?
You can't just claim 'uneducated post' and follow up with "it's not the 90's anymore".
0/10 unsubstantial post.[/QUOTE]
90s Russia is notorious for being crime infested, and getting guns back then would've been far easier.
What you said describes more 90's Russia, not so much nowadays from what I know.
It's much easier to get guns from not so developed parts of Balkan peninsula. Bosnia, Albania etc. Most illegal weaponry in Europe is from there.
[QUOTE=DiBBs27;51374929]What does that have to do with anything? Do you really think a decade makes a difference in how a common house hold stores their guns?
You can't just claim 'uneducated post' and follow up with "it's not the 90's anymore".
0/10 unsubstantial post.[/QUOTE]
If you don't store your guns in a special safe you'll get a lot of shit from the police VERY quickly. Policeman used to come regularly to our home to check how my father's Saiga was stored. Her stepfather is from spetsnaz, so those guns are most probably "souvenirs" from work that weren't declared.
[QUOTE=Araknid;51374944]90s Russia is notorious for being crime infested, and getting guns back then would've been far easier.
What you said describes more 90's Russia, not so much nowadays from what I know.[/QUOTE]
To put it in perspective, disregarding crime rate, because that has little to do with accessibility of guns themselves, Boris Yeltsin was President until 1999 in Russia. The acquisition and possession of fire arms, semi/automatic was not allowed until Putin was put into Power in the early 00's.
Putin made buying and selling and possession of fire arm's much easier and lawful since the 90's.
So that information might be somewhat backwards.
[QUOTE=DaBeaver;51374966]If you don't store your guns in a special safe you'll get a lot of shit from the police VERY quickly. Policeman used to come regularly to our home to check how my father's Saiga was stored. Her stepfather is from spetsnaz, so those guns are most probably "souvenirs" from work that weren't declared.[/QUOTE]
I imagine it is somewhat like Canada's regulations. I can legally store fire arm's with as little as a trigger lock. Trigger locks can be cut, or stored keys can be quite accessible.
Now, police don't come by to check on our firearms, so that may be the difference.
[QUOTE=Vlevs;51374745]But I can remember such a play. Clearly classical theater is a bad influence.[/QUOTE]
romeo and juliet were just victims of modern video game violence
if you're underage video games made you do it, if you're a full grown adult you are immune to bad videogame juju
[QUOTE=Talishmar;51374678]Oh yea, shitty parenting has nothing to do with this, has to be those darn videogames corrupting the youth.[/QUOTE]
You can blame what you want, but 2 teenagers still killed themselves and endangered others for an insanely petty reason.
[QUOTE=DiBBs27;51374929]What does that have to do with anything? Do you really think a decade makes a difference in how a common house hold stores their guns?
You can't just claim 'uneducated post' and follow up with "it's not the 90's anymore".
0/10 unsubstantial post.[/QUOTE]
The 90's weren't a decade ago.
[QUOTE=DiBBs27;51374929]What does that have to do with anything? Do you really think a decade makes a difference in how a common house hold stores their guns?
You can't just claim 'uneducated post' and follow up with "it's not the 90's anymore".
0/10 unsubstantial post.[/QUOTE]
Well for one its been 25 years since the Soviet Union fell....
[QUOTE=Kljunas;51375017]The 90's weren't a decade ago.[/QUOTE]
Well clearly, I wasn't trying to be accurate considering time isn't an adequate argument in the first place for storage practices.
I realize it's just a nitpick, but I'm aware. :godzing:
[QUOTE=Cyke Lon bee;51375047]Well for one its been 25 years since the Soviet Union fell....[/QUOTE]
Right right, and firearms have never been more accessible in Russia since the fall of the SU.
I'd say I still have a point here.
[QUOTE=DiBBs27;51374978], disregarding crime rate, because that has little to do with accessibility of guns themselves, [/QUOTE]
Crime rate shouldn't be disregarded because illegal, criminal run black markets fuelled by weapons sold by corrupt soldiers and whatnot trying to make extra money gave accessibility to guns.
Guns are more accessible now but since they're legally accessible there are storage laws, and people are going to be more likely to follow them.
Anyway going back to before, me calling your post uneducated was because of the 'couldn't be easier to get ahold of an entire arsenal' and 'there are guns everywhere' comments seeing as how Russia is pretty low when looking at guns per capita. Ranked 68th in 2011.
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