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7/2/2015 2:48:29 PM
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Where is this evidence that video games causes violence, anti-social behavior, and that changing it would make us "smarter"? I am 14, I play Destiny regularly, I still have a social life. I'm also in gifted and talented and finish with A's and B's. I'm very sorry if this comes off as disrespectful, as it isn't my intentions, but there are kids I know that don't play games who are as thicker than a brick, AND who are more violent than a lot of my friends who play games.
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Bump this. I have never gotten a C on a report card and am going into 8th grade. And in my inner circle of friends i am considered the one who gets into the least trouble
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Same here. 12 years old in all honors and all the people who aren't very smart or athletic tend to watch things like Uncle Grandpa or Steven Universe or stupid things then try to get popular and say, "Yeah I have a KDR of 1.2 on CoD MW2 man" It sickens me...
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Lmao 12 year old in all honors. Please. You are probably doing addition in your math class.
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So you're going to make fun of me because of the year I was born? Sounds like a great reason. Addition stopped being hard in 2nd grade. Anyone aged 8+ could do addition in their sleep. The reason honors exists is because some kids find the basic curriculum too easy and need more of a challenge. So make fun of me all you want. It doesn't make you look any better or seem any nicer. I don't care at ALL so just keep going, please. Or you could go outside and play a sport.
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Edited by JESSINATOR28: 7/2/2015 5:09:05 PM
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But yeah good job.
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But I do live in Tennessee so the education quality is not the best...
