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So kids don't mimic? If you say "They don't", YOU are the one beyond hope.
Man, I hope this passes one day, now.
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Okay, you're beyond reason then. You're taking your own observations and somehow equating that to scientific fact and discounting any evidence to the contrary as wrong.Originally Posted by Joust Williams
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So kids don't mimic? If you say "They don't", YOU are the one beyond hope.
Man, I hope this passes one day, now.
Last edited by Joust Williams; 18 Feb 2005 at 11:09 PM.
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Your statement is too broad. Do they mimic what? And even so, what's to say the cause is X or Y?
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DO they mimic their observations of glorified acts?
Let me answer it for you: yes
I'm done with this. If you don't think it's human nature to do so, then there's no point in this.
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I dont care about banning to minors, whatever. What I think sucks is a ratings system, for either movies or games. It forces companies to impede on the works so that they become more marketable.
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That depends on a great number of factors. First the age of the child, and second the presence of the parents during the time the child witnessed the media they might emulate. You cannot just simply throw out the blanket statement that all kids do everything they see on TV without exception and be taken seriously.
Yeah, I'll answer questions myself, thanks.
Your 'matter of fact' rationale for all human behavior shows your lack of knowledge in the field.
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"You cannot just simply throw out the blanket statement that all kids do everything they see on TV without exception and be taken seriously."
No one said this. Not all kids are going to smoke if it was legal, either. But thanks for putting words in my mouth.
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You didn't seem to have a problem doing it to me.
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No, I answered the question. You couldn't have said "no" and be right.
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Okay. Check please.
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