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The road to militarization: Paved in video games?
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With no universal conscription, how does the military-industrial complex entice young people into the military? It certainly helps to keep a substantial portion of the population poor and to limit job opportunities for people of color. But to increase the … Continue reading
Posted in Armed conflict, Children and war, Economy and war, Moral disengagement, Understanding violence, Weaponry
Tagged 3Dsolve, blame the victim, dehumanization, Homefront, Lockheed Martin, military-industrial complex, prosocial behavior, pseudo-moral justification, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, video games
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