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[u/TimeStorm113]

Ah, good we circled back to "killer games are the cause of violence"

[u/patronum213 → u/TimeStorm113]

the article actually doesn't support that oddly enough, and makes a point of saying that among us is actually very non-graphic and became popular during the pandemic because it provides a way for people to engage socially over a fun activity focused on their relationships

[u/Rouphie → u/patronum213]

Thankyou. I got torn to shreds last night because I dared to suggest that people were overreacting to this article. I felt like I was going crazy.

[u/ForensicPathology → u/Rouphie]

The article didn't have to be written.  They are clearly connecting killing to a game about assassins