philosophy

But you have to agree that giving games like Postal to children under 14, or even up to 15, is simply unreasonable. A child's consciousness is formed up to the age of 9, and during this period, they are very impressionable.

If a person is born with mental disorders, anything can trigger violence, starting from games and ending with going to church. And the presence of such people only reflects the state of the country. Not far from me lives a guy (I think he's about 17) who killed his father because when he came home, he saw his father sticking his mother's head into a burning oven. Did this make him crazy? People do such things not because they have a good life; games are just an excuse for politicians. In "Boomer," there's a brilliant phrase: "It's not us, it's life." :(

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Personally, I played through the entire Postal just to see the "harmfulness" of this game, which I had heard about many times, but I never once felt the desire to kill anyone. But when I see that red, overfed face of a well-known comrade on TV, talking about the problems of the heating season, I get that desire.