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Submitted by Serendip Visitor (guest) on Tue, 10/09/2012 - 1:44pm.

If kids play video games that are incredibly violent they will think that the violence is ok. They think that sense its ok to play video games with guns and other things that its ok to do it on the street. Now on the other hand when kids play games that are positive their going to think positive and do positive things. It will change the world for the better. One of the most important life lessons that I learned was do what you are told and not what you see. I learned it from my parents. Yes I can imagine this lesson being understood through the constructs of a creative game?

Do you think that the kids that are growing up now learning more from positive games or violent games?

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