Buddy the Fortnite audience is still minors who probably have limited knowledge on politics. What are they gonna do, convince their parents who already made up their mind on voting who to vote for the other person because their favorite character like Spongebob told them to? There's literally people I know who would vote on parties because it's their "favorite colour" why would anyone wanna reach out to a group that has no involvement in a topic whatsoever, unless you REALLY want that small percentage of gamers that do know what's up, but like . . . is it worth it?
What I mean to say is that the world we live in is political by nature. Kids have every right to know why their black or trans classmates are treated differently, and they're going to find out even if you try to withhold that information from them. Politics is either something you have some degree of input with, or something that's inflicted upon you regardless. What's important is that everybody is given the tools and the knowledge to make informed decisions, but Republicans would rather burn books and try to limit access to information as much as possible.
You've got that backwards. The more losing bets placed, the more money the companies rake in.
I think perhaps you don't know anything about betting?
Insane in a great way! We're on an emulation site, and most people here have this game in their collection. We should be celebrating the playing of games and not demonizing them.
It's not a sticker, and that's not a regular swastika. Official signage being distributed by a pro-Trump PAC.
Yeah that really sucks we're in a timeline where our generational problems is just a state of nature at this point, but I still feel like the age and manner in which some of these topics are introduced should be carefully considered, like I get children are smarter than we think, but there's still limitations where each children at certain developmental stages may not have the capacity to fully understand the concepts, so why should we risk their innocence over complex societal issues that they'll eventually learn as probably early as their pre-teen years. The resources are there, but how much do you trust they can easily handle them, or even care?
It's a nuanced issue, but let's be real: a lot of parents are letting their kids play CoD and GTA at age ten or younger. There's very little nuance in the way they're being introduced to the concepts of war, gun violence, and political satire.
infantilization of the youth is a bad thing, children shouldn't be treated like imbeciles to "shield" them from the reality of the world they live in
Oh bro you're gonna get killed in a few seconds
It's anyone's game at this point, polls as of today show Kamala winning the electoral college
Can you prove this too or are you just being a sad weird liar again?
Well blow me down. I mean, I havent said anything to my knowledge that I would need to be defended for. I hope the cookies taste good.
Well, I will still be waiting here for the highly anticipated Trump win. I am really hoping it goes down.
Damn shame on the new parents, all I needed was Trackmaster. Anyways good talk, mate, here
That's why I said children are smarter than we think, but not enough since their brains are still underdeveloped, maybe the point should be that a balance between exposing children to reality and ensuring that the information is appropriate (Because . . . genocide and abortion, let's save that for later) and present that in a way that delivers a well understanding rather than just fear and pressure them to do something immediately
True, here
You actually really believe its a real sign. You're too far gone.
