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    Default GTA has a "corrosive" effect: Deputy UK PM

    GTA has a "corrosive" effect: Deputy UK PM

    Deputy UK PM Nick Clegg discusses the negative effects of violent video games

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    Think he should start doing his job before talking about video games...

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...sted-them.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Joker View Post
    Think he should start doing his job before talking about video games...

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...sted-them.html
    Lol, considering this behaviour, he was obviously on the GTA testing team. There's no other explanation for immoral behaviour, it can only be learnt via video games.

    Obviously

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    Quote Originally Posted by markface View Post
    There's no other explanation for immoral behaviour, it can only be learnt via video games.

    Obviously
    Haven't you heard? Videogames have been around as long as mankind has existed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by czc View Post
    Haven't you heard? Videogames have been around as long as mankind has existed.
    Yeah I should've known, King Henry VIII was addicted too, go figure.

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    I agree with his corrosive effect. After playing as Trevor for 3 hours straight, I got up and had a rather violent outburst towards my wife for absolutely no reason and then demanded that she go out and find me some meth. I then went to the neighbours house and dumped on their doorstep while singing Cotton Eye Joe.


    edit: Im actually joking but jeez, just because a game gives you the freedom to kill innocents doesnt mean you're going to go out and do it in real life. I do it in game because the people are not real, its bits of graphics and code flying about and dying not actual human life.

    My wife did mention it would be nice if they had a hug button alongside the punch button though! hahaha
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    Recent online research suggests that the vast majority of Islamic Extremist Terrorists listed GTA as their favourite pass time. :-\

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    Hitler played GTA san andres as a kid, or some other game, it the only logical link.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ike_009 View Post
    Hitler played GTA san andres as a kid, or some other game, it the only logical link.

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    “Clearly these games can have an incredibly powerful, and I suspect in some cases corrosive effect, on someone’s behaviour, someone’s outlook; they get shut off, they don’t talk to other people, they just stay in their living room, their bedroom hunkered down in front of their computer,” Clegg said. “They occupy a hermetically sealed world of their own and that can have a very detrimental effect.”
    People either don't read or are blind.
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