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9/1/2015 11:16:14 AM
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What a terribly strict father you must be, he got his ban from the game but you still need to punish him more, that is just sick.
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Says a teenager mad at his father
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Wish I was a teenager lol
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Hahah hi 5 to your thirties baby
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Spoken like a spoiled little brat who probably cheats too!
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Was a member of the ban clan on MW3 where we actively seeked out boosters and had them banned within a day, I am as anti cheat as you can get just dont agree with punishing kids the way op has over something that happens in a game. If it were me I would have a word and I certainly wouldnt share my kids disress with a forum to get approval.
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Fair enough. But let's put the punishment into perspective, regardless of how long one is banned from a video game doesn't make the punishment sick. We are fortunate to live such a life where that sort of punishment is viewed as sick and "harsh," because in other parts of the world punishments may be much more severe than not being able to play a video game for 30 days of ones life. (And if you ask me, that's doing the boy a favor!) Video games are a luxury, especially in the case of a child who's parent is paying for said luxury.
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You're everything that is wrong with mordern society, aww just cause he's ruining others experience doesn't mean his should be ruined ... err yes it does, its responsible parenting to teach your kids right from wrong, I bet you are just a kid yourself
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It's called teaching your kids. More parents should try it.
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He was dealt with in game so the only teaching I see going on here is that gaming affects what happens in real life.
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Your most likely not a father, neither am I but like seriously
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I have an 11 year old daughter who I steer away from gaming and into friends, family and school matters because thats what kids should be learning about.
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Actually Video games help make friends, improve brain function and reaction timing, and increase your brain size
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Yeah thats what the learning games at school are for or those daft games she plays on pop jam, for me the online world is a bit much for kids when it comes toi nteracting with strangers on consoles, especially if its a young girl.
