Difference between revisions of "Call of Duty"
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'''Call of Duty''' is an [[addiction|addictive]] first-person shooter violent [[video game]] that has developed multiple [[young mass murderers]]. It is the best-selling video game franchise in the world, unfortunately, and has had many sequels. People should view the shockingly graphic murder scenes in ''Call of Duty'', as available on YouTube, before defending this game or allowing any children to play and get addicted to it. | '''Call of Duty''' is an [[addiction|addictive]] first-person shooter violent [[video game]] that has developed multiple [[young mass murderers]]. It is the best-selling video game franchise in the world, unfortunately, and has had many sequels. People should view the shockingly graphic murder scenes in ''Call of Duty'', as available on YouTube, before defending this game or allowing any children to play and get addicted to it. | ||
| − | [[Young mass murderers]] who grew up allegedly playing ''Call of Duty'' include Adam Lanza and Ethan Crumbley. | + | [[Young mass murderers]] who grew up allegedly playing ''Call of Duty'' include Adam Lanza and Ethan Crumbley. The [[Afghan]] refugee Rahmanullah Lakanwal, age 29, accused of killing a national guardsman in [[Washington, D.C.]] on November 26, 2025, was also reportedly a player of ''Call of Duty''. |
The healthy and beneficial game of [[chess]] is more widely played and is more personally profitable for its top players, rather than enriching a video game company. | The healthy and beneficial game of [[chess]] is more widely played and is more personally profitable for its top players, rather than enriching a video game company. | ||
Revision as of 23:37, November 28, 2025
Call of Duty is an addictive first-person shooter violent video game that has developed multiple young mass murderers. It is the best-selling video game franchise in the world, unfortunately, and has had many sequels. People should view the shockingly graphic murder scenes in Call of Duty, as available on YouTube, before defending this game or allowing any children to play and get addicted to it.
Young mass murderers who grew up allegedly playing Call of Duty include Adam Lanza and Ethan Crumbley. The Afghan refugee Rahmanullah Lakanwal, age 29, accused of killing a national guardsman in Washington, D.C. on November 26, 2025, was also reportedly a player of Call of Duty.
The healthy and beneficial game of chess is more widely played and is more personally profitable for its top players, rather than enriching a video game company.