I have no audio so I cant hear what is going on, but I can promise you that the father over-reacted to the situation. I mean that was easily $1K+ worth of technology and not sure who bought it all, but if it was the dad that bought it, well his loss of profits, if it was the son, Id honestly be sueing him or appropriately if I honestly worked and paid for those games. I get video game addiction is real and always argued about its validity, but this is far to far. And also really, get a job, get a life? Some dad, video games are a life now that can even pay thousands of dollars a year (example Team Dignatas, or Team Cloud 9, Ninja in Pajamass, etc., all easily make like $150K+ a year, per person, on usually a team of 5, with specific teams for specific games, all while sitting around playing video games.) Dad needs to grow up and realize this. And also for the record, video games has already been proven countless times to actually be a better educator then most schools in the world and to improve overall health...so long as ya also get up and go for walks as well and hang out with buddies, even go to the movies every once in a while (key point here is the exercise) I blame teachers for not giving a shit but thats a separate argument.
Posted on: Sun, 24 Aug 2014 12:25:30 +0000
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