Name: Guns & Video Games Mexico’s “Narco Culture” | Firstpost America
Uploaded: 2025-12-17T23:40:31+05:30
Duration: 53 s
Description: In parts of northern Mexico, children as young as 13 are growing up surrounded by decades of cartel violence — so much so that it has become familiar, even playable. On platforms like Roblox, teenagers log into games that replicate real-life narco wars, choosing to be cartel hitmen, police, or soldiers. Streets, cars, and shootouts mirror their lived environment.

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In parts of northern Mexico, children as young as 13 are growing up surrounded by decades of cartel violence — so much so that it has become familiar, even playable. On platforms like Roblox, teenagers log into games that replicate real-life narco wars, choosing to be cartel hitmen, police, or soldiers. Streets, cars, and shootouts mirror their lived environment.

Guns & Video Games Mexico’s “Narco Culture” | Firstpost America

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