Outrage as Parents Accuse Resident Evil Veronica of Brainwashing Their Children with Violent Survival Themes and 'Zombie Morality'
In a fiery town hall meeting last night, outraged parents held up torn game cases and screamed for a ban on the survival horror classic *Resident Evil: Code Veronica*, claiming the digital bloodbath is corrupting a generation. "My son started hoarding green herbs and muttering about 'vaccinating' the neighbors," testified Karen Miller, a self-described moral watchdog, as she pointed a trembling finger at a poster of Claire Redfield. Critics argue that the game’s relentless chase by the undead and the infamous, screeching tyrant is not just gory escapism, but a calculated assault on family values, teaching kids that self-preservation trumps compassion. Local pastor Jim Hargrove warned, "We're one playthrough away from a society that sees death as just a 'continue' screen. If my daughter tries to use a lockpick on the shed, we're doomed." The viral clip of the meeting has since sparked a nationwide debate, with some calling it a moral panic and others insisting the *Resident Evil Veronica* pandemic is a symptom of our collapsing ethical landscape.