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Aurorix

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  1. 70 that just means we gotta go fast Edit: I'm with Azery Tacos, and I'm sorry if I may have said anything like that. (Idk if I had)
  2. Then the parents have to keep their kids on a tighter leash. When we get into this kinda scenario this becomes more of a house hold problem. Kids being rebels and such. Whether they got the game with a credit card via online or got it from another adult this then becomes a game of trust between parent and child. Like say if a kid wants to buy a fighting game like SSB. Some parents wouldn't get the game till they're a certain age like 9 or 10. Then with a game like CoD they wait till 12 or 13. It's basically like saying, "you're proven to me that you're mature enough to play this and I trust to not to do anything foolish like actually kill someone/something illegal." This goes for language as well. For me, in my house, I basically can do or watch whatever I want as long as I keep respect towards others around me. Like I could swear words with friends but not older adults. There's a video I found about bad words that I found interesting and I'll put it in a spoiler.
  3. IMO its the parents job to choose what they're kids should or shouldn't be watching. Just people think some media has negative effects on children doesn't mean they should change. If I want to put blood and gore in the things I like I should be able to. If I want to curse someone out in a game I should be able to. Maybe I just want to go around killing everyone and setting things on fire, that's what I want to do. whether or not its appropriate for younger kids its not up to me but the parents. If the parents don't want their kid watching "R" rated movies then don't let them. If they dont want them to rob banks and commit random crimes on the street in a virtual world don't let them. We can't tell the media to stop putting violence in games just because kids might be affected. If you feel your kid is not ready for GTA don't have him play GTA. If you feel he's not ready for CoD, don't let him play CoD. That's basically my opinion/rant on this subjct
  4. 48 Why feel comforted when you're just going to be crushed by the world again.
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