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Originally Posted by Fearonsarms
You have just admitted again that you are putting words in my mouth by saying I am "using exactly the kind of logic". There is a huge difference in the flaw of what I said suggesting that filmmakers may eventually make a "snuff" movie to you suggesting that I meant "people who love horror movies will probably kill people". That makes what you said personal to me by implying my post indicated something that is "prevalent in today's society". I'm sorry if you think I'm being trivial and as for me not liking it when someone disagrees with me. If you read my reply to ferox13 you would see that he was disagreeing with what I said without making it personal like you did. So I expanded my reasoning behind my suggestion but obviously you would rather we all bury our heads in the sand about this issue and pretend is isnt happening. I have been on other sites (not horror ones) where people claim to have seen a snuff because it was disguised as a horror film. I don't know if wheth they say is true but the fact that there is a market for this I find more disturbing rather than point the finger at the makers of Martyrs and I spit on your grave which was the only mistake I made.
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Ugh... I'm NOT putting words in your mouth. You obviously can't understand the concept of using a related example to make a point. You're taking sections of what I post out of context and thinking they apply directly to you. They don't. I'm not making it personal to you, you are. So let's just end that part of the discussion here since you're not grasping what is going on.
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but obviously you would rather we all bury our heads in the sand about this issue and pretend is isnt happening
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What? Talk about putting words into people's mouths... For your sake I'll put my thoughts on snuff out there just to be perfectly clear. Do I think snuff exists? Most definitely. I see absolutely no reason for it not to exist. There is a market for anything you can imagine and a multitude of things you cannot. The market may not be big, but it's there. If there are sites dedicated to real gore like ogrish or the long gone murman, there is a market for snuff. If you want to get realistic, there's a good portion of the population who are already quite interested in snuff. They're the people who rabidly watch the news every night for updates on the various wars around the world, they're the people who go to sites and watch videos released of beheadings, they're the people who slow down and rubberneck at accidents on the side of the road. Sure, it's not the true definition of snuff in that people aren't being killed for the sake of being filmed, but it's still real people really dying on film on people are actively searching it out to watch it.