Chris Bores (Irate Gamer) - Confession To Plagiarism [13+]

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This video contains the "confession letter" written by Chris Bores (Irate Gamer). Never heard of him? That's probably for the best. He is one of the most hated users on YouTube. In the letter, Bores admits to copying material and claims he will not commit the same crime again. However, shortly afterward, he released his review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - his worst act of plagiarism to date.

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Chris Bores (Irate Gamer) - Confession To Plagiarism

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  • Youtube

    Im putting this video on youtube so youtube users can see it.I will give you credit for making this video. If you dont want me to put it on youtube, tell me and I will remove it. Thanks.

    By mat8913 1232605150 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Hey

    Great video. I learned about this guy after a few people got their accounts deleted from youtube and heard this guy was behind it.

    I watched some of his videos and found them unbearable.

    By Famf 1211794735 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • dude..

    I agree with both of the guys below me. Also your a F**king dumbass with no life just for making this video. Why do you care about this anyway? Even though I like the AVGN I like Chris more.

    By pwnzard 1252033353 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • dude!!

    i bet youll probably spit out your coffee when you hear this, but im a fan of both th IRATE GAMER and the AVGN
    and i think the platform of their videos are similar... but
    they are both smart men. Chris and James have exchanged words and settled things. Chris has enough brains in his head to avoid directly plagiarising any quote or video scene from the AVGN videos.

    By darkfire reborn 1248677646 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Seriously?

    Using someone's show as a format isn't plagiarism... many online reviews use the same format. As far as the same material...THEY ARE REVIEWING THE SAME GAME. Are you so seriously jaded against this guy that you can't understand this. They are using similar language because they are talking about the same subject. I mean, how may ways can you say a games music is bad, repetitive and wasn't in the movie? Go to any review sites and you'll see a lot of "plagiarism" in the reviews of the same game. If they were making truly original work, and it was the same you would have a point... but referring to reviews...your argument doesn't hold water.

    By nobleknightwbc 1245864314 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • seriously?

    Who didn't think any of this stuff when they played these games? Just because they have similar criticisms doesn't make it plagiarism. The only time it might have been was when he said he wanted to time travel back to before the game was made.

    By gamblarjones 1228857774 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • He just misspelled his name.

    Don't be mad at him, he simply misspelled his nick. His intended name is Pirate Gamer. :-)

    By .NetRolller 3D 1193431333 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Dang Dude....

    You really neeed to get a life and a dictionary. It is not illegal to do what he is doing. He isn't getting paid for it, and I did not hear where he EVER repeated WORD FOR WORD what the other guy said. And you have accused hm of just that... copying him WORD FOR WORD. So what... he uses someone elses opinion on something on a regular basis. The best form of flattery is imitation.

    By MODERATOR! 1192160180 Reply Spam [-2] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Not to be picky

      Sorry for taking a while to respond. Plagiarism comes in many forms. The one you speaks of is known as "verbatim plagiarism". There are other forms as well. Basically, the term refers to any form of intellectual theft where the perpetrator does not acknowledge (and often tries to hide) the source. Here the definition from the University of Ohio: "Plagiarism. "Plagiarism" is the intentional use, without appropriate attribution, of a significant amount, measured either quantitatively or qualitatively, of someone else's work."

      By plagiaristbores 1192651645 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
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