and that is the point of these sorts of articles to warn the parents.
Actually, I think the point of the article was to sell newspapers.
So please, spare us the faux indignation about sensationalism when the article does a good job of accurately describing what the game is and does.
I can only speak for myself, but there's nothing especially "faux" about my indignation. Just because the particulars of a story happen to be true doesn't mean that the presentation of the facts therein can't skew towards the sensational, and hence be misleading.
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and that is the point of these sorts of articles to warn the parents.
Actually, I think the point of the article was to sell newspapers.
So please, spare us the faux indignation about sensationalism when the article does a good job of accurately describing what the game is and does.
I can only speak for myself, but there's nothing especially "faux" about my indignation. Just because the particulars of a story happen to be true doesn't mean that the presentation of the facts therein can't skew towards the sensational, and hence be misleading.