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1.It's implausible that virtual murderers are only enjoying the competition. 2.The "unfairly singling out a group for harm" argument 3.Stealing a child's lollipop isn't worse than torturing an adult, for example 4.They don't justify virtual pedophilia 5.You could damage your character.