As you know, even the deaf sultan has heard of Netflix’s South Korean hit series Squid Game. The series has become so popular since the day it was aired that there is no one watching the series from 7 to 70 all over the world. When we say from 7 to 70, it is not just a word; really.
Squid Game, which contains extremely violent scenes due to its subject, is actually forbidden to be watched by children under a certain age; However, despite the warnings made by the authorities to parents and the ‘+18’ warning on Netflix’s site, unfortunately, young children cannot be prevented from watching the series. Some teachers in England previously stated that their students were playing games by imitating the Squid Game and stated that they were uncomfortable with this situation. Today, a librarian’s post on Twitter proves that this discomfort is not for nothing.
Support poured in sharing
Noting that a 9-year-old boy came to the library where he worked, the officer noticed that the boy was drawing, got curious about what he was drawing, and was almost ‘shocked’ by what he saw. The little boy, who portrayed the characters in the series in pink costumes shooting with a gun, told the officer that he had watched all the episodes of Squid Game.
When the official shared the incident on social media along with the child’s drawing, reactions were not delayed. Most users agreed, stating:
In addition to those who supported it, there were also those who argued that it was an ‘unnecessary’ sense:
Other than those who support sharing, the main problem is not to prevent children from watching the series, but to teach children that violent scenes in Squid Game or anything else are wrong, those who argue that such things happen in every period and this is not a special situation for Squid Game. also happened:
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