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Do you think that students should be allowed to play violent role playing games in school?One may believe that students should be allowed to play violent role playing games in school because it is an organized sport such as having referees and learning to hack devices which would make them seem more smart due to this game.But others may say that students should not be allowed to play violent role playing games in school.They say it could distract the students while in the school building.By using the story “SHOOT-OUT” by Guy Martin where the students are playing role playing games in school,whether it is bad or

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