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What you want for libc6 is "back-porting" and "slotting". Technically, it's possible, but it's some kind of pain in the hole, and I doubt Debian mainteiners will go for that just because of a single proprietary gaming package. Debian is famous for its staying away from various weird experiments. For them we already have Ubuntu. But you still can mix Debian's branches, that's actually how steam works on wheezy.
:)
http://ein-eike.de/2013/12/02/installing-steam-on-debian-wheezy-64-bit-the-easy-way/
(Seems to be the first hit when searching with Google for the thread title BTW...)
http://board.nwrk.biz/viewtopic.php?id=4
It keeps your System completely stable, because it uses an own libc6 which is only used by steam. So your systems libc6 stays untouched!