I think that's a completely different topic. I don't think it adds anything relevant to Nessling's case.
Is this a thread set up specifically to abuse one named criminal?
Why on earth would we wish to do that?
What is there left to discuss regarding that case?
He was charged with a heinous offence. He was put on trial ~ found guilty ~ and sentenced. Isn't there a wider picture to be considered here?
For instance ...
In my opinion there is a question of rehabilitation for those already convicted and there is a question of awareness and prevention of triggers for susceptible individuals to be considered.
Not forgetting the most important issue of all ... safeguarding children who may already be in contact with those who may be led to believe that video games such as Sony's is normal behaviour.
Not to mention the children themselves who may be exposed to the ethos of aberrant behaviour such as that portrayed in what I would consider to be a step closer to pornography and be desensitised as a result.
This game will no doubt feature in Christmas stockings throughout the country. It is legal, so why not? In my opinion the fact that you are insensitive to the implication this could be in making abusers for the future while wishing to continue to excoriate one particular abuser from the past who has been lawfully dealt with shows you are not looking at the bigger picture here.