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Would you of held a hunger games with all capatiol kids?
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Yeah I agree with you! I think it would only make the rebels as bad as the capitol


But imagine if you were Katniss - and had been in the Games. You're city have been ruined by the Capitol, and your friends killed.
I think I would want revenge... Though I know it really is bad.
It's also that they have grown up in that kind of environment. People dying of hunger and in Hunger games.
If I were in the book, hmm. I think I would want revenge.
But I am not in the book - so I won't want revenge.
( I know this sounds very complicated - but I hope you can keep up with me)




who knows my point is no more hunger games

When the council in District 13 votes as to whether or not to have a new version of The Hunger Games with the Capital children and Katniss votes yes, I don't t..."
that's what I had always assumed...I took katniss' "for prim" to mean that she had coin in her sights, not the capitol children- who had absolutely nothing to do w/ prim's death...

sorry, wasn't trying to steal your idea- I was just saying that I agree w/ you and explaining why...

sorry, wasn't trying to steal your idea- I was just saying that I agree w/ you and explaining why..."
I didn't think you were stealing it in t..."
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Anyways, I think I would vote yes,what person could be that hateful to send children to an arena to fight till the end and then enjoy all the blood.It's disgusting. Can you imagine-you killed innocent people just for your own god damn life and then lived in luxury.I wasn't in the Hunger Games but I dreamt of that situation right after I read the books.Plus, the Capitol deserved to die so I conclude my point.
Yes.I vote yes.





Haha...Siena, I'm just commenting on your "spell check" comment. It amazes me that this is a reading website and so many of these "readers" cannot spell or formulate a proper sentence. Also, although I hate spell check and do not use it myself, technology has made it virtually impossible to make spelling errors yet there are so many on here. One last thing, the question should have been "Would you HAVE held..." Not "Would you of held..." That's all.







it's never good to have people who believe in blind vengeance against innocent people in positions where they're powerful enough to make those wrong decisions.
I believe I already put this quote in one discussion, but it's a good line from a flobots song: "blow for blow never settles the score." if no one ever stops seeking vengeance, it will never end...b/c then the capitol people would feel the need to avenge their children, and so on, for forever. SOMEONE has to be the bigger person and just move on the best they can.

Even the worst despots of real life - Stalin, Hitler, etc. - never thought up continuing to punish people for the rebellion of their parents - as far as I know.

But hey, it's all for the publicity. It makes a good show, apparently. And isn't what we all want most? The way to make the most money, no matter what the cost? That's how I see it most of these days.

My perspective on the situation would be to say YES.
I know, I know, " We are no better then the capitol if we have another Hunger Games" but we wouldn't be like them if we changed it around a little bit.
I would first take volunteers at all ages from the capitol. If a fifty year old man wants to go in, let him! So all the people who actually wanted to go from the capitol could have their names drawn from a bowl. So, instead of being like the capitol and forcing them to go in , we let them choose for themselves. It would be more like a big bloody soccer game then a hated event all around Panem.
But the surviving tributes could still get their revenge by becoming the game makers. If you volunteer to go in this thing then THEY SHOULD KNOW THE RISKS of what not only the other people in the arena could and will do to you but what the game maker could and will do to you. The game makers (living tributes) could have lots of "fun" by laying out traps, mutts, and other beasts to people who KNOW THE RISKS of what could happen happen. Its not a bad idea. I bet tons of Capitol people would want to chance to be seen on T.V... I mean, most of them are pretty self centered and very, if I should say, "wantie". But it would be optional to watch it. I would be just like normal shows that air nowadays. Like I said, a big bloody soccer game. So if you didn't wanted to see peoples guts beaten to pulp then you didn't have to. ( How Gross!!!!) Also, when it was over, you dion't get all the fame and glory when you win. You would just win, get a little prize money then you leave and go home. Even with these conditions, capitol people would be Hungry to be in the Hunger Games (pun intended).
But in the rare event that not enough Capitol people would want to be in this even then the whole thing would just be canceled altogether. I mean you would be a alot like the capitol if you force people to be in this event that no one wants to be in.
And this might be taking to the extreme but if enough people want it, then it could stay and still be an annual thing. Like the Super Bowl. People can hate the event like people do for golf, rugby, or extreme cliff jumping. But whose really wants to stop people who WANT to do this??? I certainly am not one to prevent them from doing what THEY VOLUNTEERED TO DO!!!
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So, I am Saying yes, have another Hunger Games, but in a different way!
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it's not like the KIDS are the ones who are terrible.
besides,
the whole war was partially based on ending the hunger games anyway.

Besides I mean I am sure not every single person in the capital wanted to have the Hunger Games in the first place.


I no longer feel any allegiance to these monsters called human beings, despise being one myself. I think Peeta was onto something about us destroying one another and letting some decent species take over. Because something is significantly wrong with a creature that sacrifices its children's lives to settle its differences. You can spin it any way you like. Snow thought the Hunger Games were an efficient means of control. Coin thought the parachutes would expedite the war. But in the end, who does benefit? No one. The truth is, it benefits no one to live in a world where these thing happen.

Yes, I am indeed that evil.

Putting the children of the Capitol in a similar situation would simply reverse the roles, meaning that the Capitol and the oppressive government and upper classes would still exist, meaning nothing would have effectively changed.
The people who had full control of the games should be punoshed sure, but most of them died anyways, so.
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