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A logical, reasonable person can see that video games do not cause school shootings - no matter what Jack Thompson says. And this same kind of person would realize that huge gaming locations like Japan and Korea have incredibly high test scores in math and science. Sadly, people often do not want to hear this, […]
Posted: March 12th, 2008 under Clinton, Obama, McCain, Games.
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