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Submitted by Kyiera Ross (guest) on Thu, 10/04/2012 - 3:14pm.

No I don't think games can help change the world! I think that it's to much violence in some of the games. To many guns and that's not ok for the younger children. I feel this way because the parents shoudn't let their kids play these violent games.Parents should be aware of what their kids are playing at all times.I think kids should be more active outside instead of playing video games. It's a lack of education kids need to stay active. This is why i am against video games. I am still curious about how some people think video games can help change that world in some way.
My question to the people is would you rather have your child playing a video game 24/7 or doing something constructive and learning about getting an education than shooting people?

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