Flashy, often violent, designed to be addictive, it's no wonder adults all over the globe have their concerns about video games. But in China some parents are now taking their worries to a new lev...
Flashy, often violent, designed to be addictive, it's no wonder adults all over the globe have their concerns about video games. But in China some parents are now taking their worries to a new level. Parents are sending their children away for a bit of deprogramming.
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I guess for them, any reason is good enough to get their young generation to do military training. I wonder if the same "service" is offered to people over 50 who have the same addiction.
You're right there about the covert army. Or the idea of a training/bringing it to real life, could've inspired real life would be criminals. (esp. Cho, the VTech shooter. Interesting this video was posted here on THAT day, April 16, 2007?!)
Saw this the other day. Pretty intense. It's not loading for me right now on here. I believe they say they do this boot camp like thing to enhance their social skills. Many believe video games and virtual worlds will do this as well. I think they can find some better games to play than ones that have guns. It would be a great way to train a new covert army!
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so let me get this straight, parents pay to train their kids to be soldiers.
sounds like china alright!