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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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I believe you're a bad parent if you let your child play rated M video games.CMV.

A lot of parents believe childhood violence is caused by violent video games and I believe that's not entirely true.  Violent children comes from bad parenting so instead of blaming the video game companies try doing your job as a parent and pay attention to what they are playing.  You don't have to be a genius to understand the rating system it's rather self explanatory.  What really get's under my skin are parents who **let** their kids play these games knowing the games are violent and then blames everyone but themselves.  Be the adult and take responsibility for your own actions.  Normally kids can't afford a $60-$70 game so it's not like you have no control over what your kids are exposed to.
gpt
I believe that parents who intentionally stunt their child's development by sheltering them from fearful stimuli prevent their children from developing the ability to manage fear and therefore the resulting aggression. 

They create children who will be both more avoidant as well are more vulnerable to fear-based mass hysteria. It is these people, who feel entitled to never have to feel fear, who support things like the war on drugs and the war on privacy because they feel entitled to have everything in the world under control, and they are unwilling, and perhaps incapable of facing the irrationality of their fears. 

Such extreme sheltering sacrifices a rich and exciting life, full of the honesty and openness that can only come from a mastery of fear, for a debatable reduction in destructively aggressive behavior, shallowness, anhedonia, and the psychological quality that comes with a "domesticated" human being. Drugs, alcohol, and ideologies are a common avenue for children who were never taught how to confront their fears and insecurities.

This is more about your overall mentality towards what makes a good or bad parent than a specific criticism about video games.