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<blockquote data-quote="Jack99" data-source="post: 3643438" data-attributes="member: 53135">I never said that if they werent addicted to a videogame, they would be addicted to something else. I said they would probably have neglected their kids anyway. No quite the same thing. In case it wasnt clear, my opinion is, that people who do neglect their kids have some fundemental (!) problem, that would &quot;reveal&quot; itself sooner or later and thus cause neglect, no matter if they play videogames or not.I hope this is more understandable, english only being my third language makes it difficult at times to convey exactly what I mean.AnywayNoone (at least I) said anything about parenting skills being improved by getting locked up. People who act like this should lose their right to ever have any contact with their kids, ever. The kids of this particular case (and in most of the others as well) are so young, so with a decent foster home, they should be fine. YMMV ofc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jack99, post: 3643438, member: 53135"] I never said that if they werent addicted to a videogame, they would be addicted to something else. I said they would probably have neglected their kids anyway. No quite the same thing. In case it wasnt clear, my opinion is, that people who do neglect their kids have some fundemental (!) problem, that would "reveal" itself sooner or later and thus cause neglect, no matter if they play videogames or not. I hope this is more understandable, english only being my third language makes it difficult at times to convey exactly what I mean. Anyway Noone (at least I) said anything about parenting skills being improved by getting locked up. People who act like this should lose their right to ever have any contact with their kids, ever. The kids of this particular case (and in most of the others as well) are so young, so with a decent foster home, they should be fine. YMMV ofc. [/QUOTE]

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