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Threatening Boy With Twin Knives

Threatening Boy With Twin Knives The latest shocking video clip in What'sapp is going viral .... Featuring an angry little boy facing off his grandparent... In his hands were a pair of kitchen knives, one in each hand.... He screams in frustrated anger directed at his grandfather... Standing his ground in a most obstinate manner... As the old man tries to disarm him with a long bamboo pole frayed at its end... This is a very extreme case of a family with gadgets and money aplenty... Electronic gadgets and computer games as baby sitters... Unlike old times when TV was the live-in maid and baby sitter... But TV dramas, movies and series are approved for viewing audience... Unlike all the violence, blood and gore in addictive electronic games.... Seriously, if there is no violence or criminals elements... No way such electronic games will have a captive playing audience... So many games promote senseless slash, gore and kills galore... Try watching, you will be shocked at trigger happy violence and more... The electronic human player is denied healthy human interaction that's available .... Only if they get off their butts to indulge in physical games with buddies .... Little wonder these grandparents are confronted with this boy monster ... Whose character has been digitally altered and social values distorted... You see the anger inside him, and in the obstinate stance in him... And the adult folks are left wondering if there is something wrong with him... Little knowing that the major fault was in how they have raised him.. On a diet of excessive and unfettered access to electronic games ..... That has molded and shaped his very character into an anti social monster...

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