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| | The Rules by Which Games Are Played, by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. |
 | | Thus, Old Fagin would not simply ask one of today's adolescents to join the U.S. military forces; he would offer that prospective Artful Dodger a habit-forming game, in which the dupe comes to adopt the identity of a modern gladiator, like "Terminator II," not on a stage, but in real life. |
 | | Read St. Augustine on the subject of the Roman games,[1] and you understand the recent slaughter in the Erfurt high school, or that earlier at Columbine and Littleton. |
 | | [6] Lieberman's amendment exempting the entertainment industry from anti-trust laws was introduced in April 1999, just after the Columbine shootings, and passed in May. His fraudulent "ratings" legislation with its "Appeal to Hollywood," was introduced and passed in July of that year. |
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