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Are Violent Video Games Adequately Preparing Children For The Apocalypse?

cletus8269
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They teach important life lessons, like how to get your money back from that hooker. :yes:

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    They teach important life lessons

    I dunno, I've been jumping and slamming my head into bricks for years, and have never once gotten any money or food or flowers out of them.

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    And I've been touching every mushroom I see, hoping I'll get taller.

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    I would think/hope that video games are preparing kids for the near future's widespread civil unrest.

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    I'm pretty sure video games are preparing the next generation to be even lazier and more stoned than the current one.

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    I'm pretty sure video games are preparing the next generation to be even lazier and more stoned than the current one.

    Sad, but true. I can think of a few people I went to high school with that are unemployed and have more or less quit life to smoke weed and play Halo.

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    Yeah, video games are fun.... Gran Turismo 1-4, Heroes of the Pacific...

    but if you stop living your life to PLAY 24/7 in a virtual one, well, the word

    PATHETIC comes to mind.

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    I wish I had z's luck. I haven't touched anyone's mushroom in ages.
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