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Video games to blame, NOT guns
I would be willing to bet that all of these shooters were addicted to war fantasy video games, fantasizing about killing zombies and such. Are any of the shooters fat old gun toting trailer trash rednecks? Serious question, I really don't know.
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They can take my guns, but they can't have my video games. I'll fight to my last breath.
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troll spotted :p
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Americans are obsessed with death and violence when it comes to entertainment as a whole, it's not just video games...
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I think videos games are a release of stress for most people. They kill pixels on a screen instead of going out in public and killing real people. Just my :2 cents:
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I blame guns, video games, and music. Not the person doing it. Wasn't their fault, guns enabled them, video games trained them and music influenced them, nothing more, nothing less...
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I may very well be dead wrong. |
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In Black Ops 2 you don't shoot a pixel, you shoot what looks exactly like a human being and then see blood squirt out of their head. There are 17+ age ratings for these games but we all know damn well the young kids also play them, and I don't see how it can be a good thing for them to see such things, let alone play them for hours on end and be completely obsessed with it. |
Interesting idea. I wonder if there is any truth in this.
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Most fps gamers don't have the upper body strength to lift a real life rifle.
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The truth is that some people are just plain fucked up and the media can't help but to reflect that. But reflecting and causing are two very different things. |
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Playing hours and hours of black ops can't be a good thing for kids.
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I guess it is about one's mind, character and very little about the games we play, the music we listen too.
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why in europe nobody shot kids after wathing the walking dead? i will tell you, no guns
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God forbid we start blaming parents for the behavior and actions of their children.
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With this shooting in Connecticut - why did the mother have two semi-automatic handguns in the house? And why weren't they locked away in a secure gun locker that her kid couldn't access? Furthermore - how did she fail as a parent to raise this kid right? She was murdered by her son...who subseqently took HER guns to a school and slaughtered a classroom of young children. Why slaughter the children? Did the shooter not get enough attention from mommy? Since his mother was a teacher at the same school...did he murder the children because he was jealous of the attention and nurturing they were getting from his mother? Not to say video games aren't violent and perhaps somewhat influential on a developing mind - but I can't point the figure solely at games. Violence is pervasive throughout society. TV shows, the evening news, movies, the internet. It's everywhere. We simply can't overlook the fact that it was the mother who legally purchased these handguns (one of which was a police-issue Glock) - and she was the one who made these guns available in the home. |
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No, gamers would not go in and gun down innocent kids.
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Why not blame the fucktard that did this and stop at that.
He did this, lots of other people play video games, watch violence on TV and have access to guns. They did NOT do this. HE did. |
Ya and when a pyro burns down a house because of all those graphic fire fighting games. Or when a wife runs over her husband for that console political thriller right!
How about some people are just fucken nuts. |
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You shouldn't have to lock things away from other adults at that age. |
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Actually its pretty common in America to have an ex lover come into a workplace and shoot everyone. And it is very common for an employee to come to work and shoot up the place.
Americans are so desensitized to this type of shooting it barely makes the headlines anymore. USA averages 87 gun deaths each day as a function of gun violence, with an average of 183 injured, according to the University of Chicago Crime lab. So blaming video games really doesn't hold any water |
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The guy was mental. The real problem is that over the past decade the psychology community has been reviewing mental disorders and removing many of them from the list to keep from hurting peoples feelings.
Most people with autism or asbergers are fine but some of them defiantly need constant mental health support and might even need to be removed from society. There are many cases in society were a complete psychological profile is needed. Buying guns is one of those situations. |
Many people were addicted to those games. All these kinds of societies are like after the invention of atom bombs and such things. Even in the 1990s, people played computer games like Doom, Duke Nukem, Quake and whatever else. Especially those people that just have to solve every level, every map. Those kinds of virtual realities were pleasure for them and they could be inside the computer game for more hours than real life. I think it is about whether people crossed the line or did not cross the line as they become killers in real life. Peacefulness would be a better alternative. Different shit happens in life. Events sometimes seem very unpredictable. Good luck.
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Bullets Video Games Music Horror Flicks Medications Its the fault of none of the above, in fact the primary culprit to blame for each and every atrocity that stems from shooting killings, can be 100% linked to each and every person who committed these heinous crimes. The only problem is, the American government will never ban it... Oxygen. The second we ban oxygen use, the problems we keep having will be resolved ;) |
Want some tin foil hat stuff? This shooter and the Aurora shooter are both sons of men who supposed were imminently to testify regarding the LIBOR scandal at the time each shooting took place. Some transcripts exposing more details about the LIBOR scandal were released 2 days ago - and of course were out of the news the moment this shooting happened.
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Since this shooter was 9 years old he has seen his country go to war with an enemy that isn't really defined and he watched his country go across the world and kill more children than anyone could ever really see as okay. What happens when those people come back home from all the killing? They are called heroes and patted on the back.
In the US kids are living in a day and age where killing by itself isn't wrong, as long as you have a reason. There is no longer that barrier that the rest of us have that says 'killing is bad'. The militaristic imperialist ideology of the United States is not lost on the younger population. |
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I really do think there is a lot to be said for these anti depressants completely fucking up some people's brain chemistry. |
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You don't ban alcohol because drunk drivers kill people, or tightrope walking at the circus because some idiot will try it and fall, or guns because some people will abuse them, or pro wrestling because some kid will copy them and kill someone. Hell, kids would copy the old 60's (50's?) George Reeves Superman TV show and try to fly. Guess what? They couldn't. There is no easy solution and nothing we do today will do anything to help these victims or their families. One disturbed person did this, he's to blame. |
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All computer games should be like this:
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