Facebook on computer
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Facebook

Facebook may stop allowing beheading videos

This undated publicity image released by Activision shows soldiers and terrorists battling in the streets of Yemen in a scene from the video game, “Call of Duty: Black Ops II.”
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violence

State lawmaker wants tax on violent video games

Vice President Joe Biden, second from left, with Attorney General Eric Holder, second from right, speaks during a meeting with representatives from th...
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Gun control

Video game makers urge Biden not to blame games for real violence

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Video games

Violent video games can help ease pain

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Reuters
violent-games

Don't pin Breivik's massacre on video games

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Are video games the 'devil's flute'?