[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

This is the post that you quoted of mine



I made an important distinction there that you completely missed because, as per usual, you didn't read my posts properly. 'For parents that don't want their kids playing violent video games' not ALL parents.

You also cut off one half of that post in which I made the same distinction again.



Another distinction that I made which you ignored or more likely didn't read.



Some more examples of me making a distinction that you ignored because it invalidated your reasons for your attacks or more likely you just didn't read. In case it's the latter I've also quoted the big post that I know you didn't read properly and even highlighted the distinction as well as own opinion on children and violent video games since you obviously couldn't be bothered to read it properly before.



Your entire argument in this thread has been based on your own misunderstanding of my posts. I'll ignore the rest of that post of yours since it's just baiting and you've taken this topic off topic enough.

Now, do you actually have anything to add to the discussion of violent video games and themes? I'd love to hear your opinions on the issue.

Happy for videos of any category to be played by children who are mature enough and whose parents sanction it, my eldest son played 18 videos from aged 11, my youngest son was okay with certain games not with others it's not a one size fits all scenario, they are both old enough to make their own decisions now

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Happy for videos of any category to be played by children who are mature enough and whose parents sanction it, my eldest son played 18 videos from aged 11, my youngest son was okay with certain games not with others it's not a one size fits all scenario, they are both old enough to make their own decisions now

Good, I agree with that approach and with Leon's mother's approach.

Like I said before, when it comes to things like violent content and kids, providing context is more important than shielding them although, like you said, each kid is different.