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Edip's Random List of Assertions for Special People

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    Jack
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    Dear Jack I think, you have your own definition for the so-called "straw men" fallacy. Regardless, I never expected that my provocative message would not receive strong reaction. I have been debating on the Internet much longer than most of you. So, I was only describing the reactions, not expressing my surprise for people were reacting. Should I entertain the idea that video games train the gamers to improve their knee-jerk reflexes?

    I am going to post an article I have written about seven-eight years ago Goldfish Students! Try to enjoy it )

    Peace,
    Edip

    Dear Edip

    My own definition? Hardly.

    19-phobic-friend - Just because someone disbelieves in your interpretation of 19, doesn't mean they have a PHOBIA of 19. This is sunni logic, at its finest "You don't follow adhadith...You HATE the prophet!"

    Let's not think for others.

    ...all trying to defend their virtual violence - Who said i play "violent" video games?

    Peace

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      MUNZIR_ALI
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      Dear Edip

      My own definition? Hardly.

      19-phobic-friend - Just because someone disbelieves in your interpretation of 19, doesn't mean they have a PHOBIA of 19. This is sunni logic, at its finest "You don't follow adhadith...You HATE the prophet!"

      Let's not think for others.

      ...all trying to defend their virtual violence - Who said i play "violent" video games?

      Peace

      Did anyone play super mario?

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        unknownuser
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        19-phobic-friend - Just because someone disbelieves in your interpretation of 19, doesn't mean they have a PHOBIA of 19. This is sunni logic, at its finest "You don't follow adhadith...You HATE the prophet!"

        "You believe verses that praise Prophet Muhammad SAW.... YOU ARE SUNNI!!"

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          warner
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          Peace

          I thought Grand Theft Auto was pretty violent but I wouldnt know if this will contribute to increased violence in kids or how these games affect children when they become adults.

          Recently a 6 year old playing GTA was commenting about the game while he was at it and all his referrence to crashes and killings were as if he was doing it....like "I killed'..."I crashed"..

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            savage_carrot
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            GTA is rated M or over. Letting a 6 year old kid play a M rated game or over is akin to letting them watch R rated movies or worse. Parents sometimes don't even look at ratings, it's irresponsible.

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              MUNZIR_ALI
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              GTA is rated M or over. Letting a 6 year old kid play a M rated game or over is akin to letting them watch R rated movies or worse. Parents sometimes don't even look at ratings, it's irresponsible.

              I play it. I'm a teenager. I don't get any bad ideas by playing it. Since I can control it.

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                MUNZIR_ALI
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                GTA is rated M or over. Letting a 6 year old kid play a M rated game or over is akin to letting them watch R rated movies or worse. Parents sometimes don't even look at ratings, it's irresponsible.

                Because "fake" ratings are made in some places. I got a pro racing game and it has ratings of M. o

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                  quickduck
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                  Because "fake" ratings are made in some places. I got a pro racing game and it has ratings of M. o

                  Salam All,

                  I think parents should play the games first and then rate them themselves so they can decide to let their children play with or not laugh

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