Hujiklo, it is sad to know that you have been going through what you describe and that it makes you feel the way you are now. Seeing real life atrocities, how traumatic it might be is not an excuse for being so cynical. I'm pretty sure some people have seen or endured worst situations than you and are even still bearing a heavy handicap from it while nonetheless doing everything they can to look at the bright side of things.
You seem to be quick on making assumptions about someone else. I have been working in the educational field for several years now and i am certainly not a kid doing pills.
Sure doomsayers like you have always been of a great help to prevent humanity from going wrong.
GTA is just a game, nothing serious, it is not real and it doesn't make criminals more than any other depraved form of entertainment like you can find in literature or music. You may not like it, neither i do but this is not a reason for condemning it and wanting it to be censored and exposed as being the culprit for the fall of mankind.
Education from the parents is really essential to address such issues as the rise of juvenile delinquency. The problem is to be tackled at the root rather than trying to enforce more repression on young people. Most are just being what someone young is supposed to be that is to say immature, irresponsible and trying to find their way growing up in a society they do know yet all the whereabouts.
You seem to be quick on making assumptions about someone else. I have been working in the educational field for several years now and i am certainly not a kid doing pills.
Sure doomsayers like you have always been of a great help to prevent humanity from going wrong.
GTA is just a game, nothing serious, it is not real and it doesn't make criminals more than any other depraved form of entertainment like you can find in literature or music. You may not like it, neither i do but this is not a reason for condemning it and wanting it to be censored and exposed as being the culprit for the fall of mankind.
Education from the parents is really essential to address such issues as the rise of juvenile delinquency. The problem is to be tackled at the root rather than trying to enforce more repression on young people. Most are just being what someone young is supposed to be that is to say immature, irresponsible and trying to find their way growing up in a society they do know yet all the whereabouts.