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divinda
Literal Big Brother.
bearandrodent
Does anyone really believe that catching late night video gaming kids are the real reason for rolling it out?
snowymountainhell
Laughable. What an obvious ruse, disguised as ‘monitoring child’s play’ to protect ‘*the youth*s’.
Ricky Kaminski13
Full surveillance state; with Chinese characteristics.
egads man!
If he's good at it or has a personality that can draw people in, it's possible to make a living from it. He could go the route of pro-gamer or streamer, virtual or otherwise.
I guess it could depend on how "addicted" he is, but gaming is fun and if I could make a living off it, I definitely would try myself lol.
Paul14
Why try to stop gaming addiction? There are already too many people in the world. It's good that some people have chosen to waste their days alone in their bedroom in a virtual reality. It means the rest of us have less competition, and more space, to enjoy things in actual reality.
Sven Asai
What is the point here? Would you like it more, if those kids are gang members and shooting around like in Chicago, serve as illegal drug transporters and dealers like in Central or South America, or just grab a gun and kill emotionless whole villages shouting Allah Akbar as children soldiers like happening in Africa? Don’t hesitate, tell me what you dislike with kids starring on phone screens…