"An answer for those who defend spoofing"

#PokemonGO: We had many arguments in the last few weeks about spoofingMany Youtubers tried to talk about the issue, but most of them were afraid to talk about the issue of disabled people or people in hospitalsPersonally I think that shows how they don't really understand how it is to be on wheelchair (for example)I will start with a story that happened to meI have been going to many parks in the city where I live, mainly follow the nests. And as an expatriate it was great chance to interact with the peopleAnd 3 times I have seen little children on wheelchairs playing Pokemon Go, one of them was even suffering of some mental caseI have seen a child that is being treated from brain cancerThey all shared the love of Pokemon GoThe story here, is that in my neighborhood park there is a spoofer that is specialized in sniping the Gym spots. I got used to have him, at the end of the day I can afford to spend another 10-30 extra minutes to prestige for another spot. and I always have 50+ pokemons that I use 1 time before transferBut, one time I saw a child on the wheels, trying to prestige for a spot in the Gym (to make the Gym reach 20,000), I was even watching what is happening with him, and he was goodBut, once he opened the spot, he tried to place his pokemon, but the spoofer already got the slot. I could see the disappointment on the child face, and he decided to leaveAfter some hesitation I went to the child and offered help to prestige 8,000 but he refused and said if he doesn't earn it then he doesn't want itSo, in conclusion, I say to all those who defend spoofing: "Don't use handicapped or ill people to justify your cheating"Actually, I had few discussions with families who had disabled children, and discussions with specialists. They all hailed the AR games, and agreed on the idea that "disabled or ill people doesn't have the motivation to go out, and video games encourages them to stay home, and increase the depression levels. While previously going out to parks and watch people play sports might be another source of depression. So AR Games is a wonderful tool to go out and get engaged in social activities"At the end, I apologize if there is any writing errors as English is not my first language via /r/pokemongo http://ift.tt/2o4SIj3