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Violent Video Games
Submitted by Michael Dunn on Wed, 2011-06-29 00:00
I don't play games ( I shoot real guns though). I do my best to keep my daughter from being exposed to violent or sexual images. I think violent video games are bad for you. It's all about impressions, we become what we consume. However, that's between me and my child, not the state.
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I disagree; I think it's fine for kids to play "violent" video games. The tendency to learn to fight is built into each of us, and it's good to give it a release that doesn't harm any actual living creatures, I think. It's similar to pornography: there's good evidence that when it's available, people resort to sexual crimes less, not more, as some would claim.
However, the bottom line is that I agree with you, "that's between me and my child, not the state."