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6/22/2005 11:22:29 PM
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Mothers against video game violence website. Rofl!
Check out this load of crap...
[quote]We have received an overwhelming amount of letters on the topic of video game addiction and violence. While the majority of the responses were sent in by feral young children and pre-teenage gamers
The MAVAV.org store provides clothing, cups, and stickers to help spread awareness in your community.
"A Los Angeles city councilman has called for an investigation of violence at so-called Internet cafes, a step that could prompt a crackdown on the popular and controversial sites for PC-based games. The investigation of the cybercafes, also known as "PC bangs" or "cybercafes," came after a brawl erupted between rival groups playing in a tournament involving the online combat game "Counter Strike."
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NO! WE CAN'T LET THEM BAN INTERNET CAFES!
Edit: did I say the link was: www.mavav.org? oh well its in the quote anyway...
[Edited on 6/22/2005]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Fowlwing It's not fake unfortunately.... there is a Mothers Against Video game Violence in America. I learned of this group while doing an English project on Video Game violence and How it affects The Brain. Alot of the people in the group are mothers from Colombine (The highschool shooting that was blamed on Doom) So if you don't know what you are talking about.... Don't say anything[/quote] Uhm, I've talked with the man who ran the site. He did it as a Psychology experiment, how would people respond to the hoax. I bought a T-Shirt from him. [quote][b]So if you don't know what you are talking about.... Don't say anything[/b][/quote] You should follow this advice. [Edited on 6/22/2005]
