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In this video, "troubled" parents inform other suspecting parents about the signs that might suggest their little darling is an internet terrorist.

Fricking hilarious!!!

Stephen King recently spoke up about the never ending topic of "Violence in Video Games" over on Entertainment Weekly.

And if there's violence to be had, the kids are gonna find a way to get it, just as they'll find a way to get all-day shooters like No Country for Old Men from cable if they want. Or Girls Gone Wild, for that matter. Can parents block that stuff? You bet. But most never do. The most effective bar against what was called ''the seduction of the innocent'' when this hot-button issue centered on violent comic books 60 years ago is still parents who know and care not just about what their kids are watching and reading, but what they're doing and who they're hanging with. Parents need to have the guts to forbid material they find objectionable...and then explain why it's being forbidden.

The man is dead on right.