With the violence and gun-control debate heating up in the US, games are increasingly being singled out as reasons for aggression and killings. FPS games like Call of Duty have been repeatedly used as examples of how games are turning children into walking killing machines. They were also originally created by the Pentagon… according to Alex Jones. Seb and Dan from Daily Reaction discuss the problems with shady sources, misleading facts, energetic presenters, the evil British and how all this confusion is just clouding a very legitimate problem.
-PSLS
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This is what contributing to gaming looks like.
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Alex Jones is like a real-world Jim Sterling
Do games cause violence? No.
Does a 14 year old playing an M rated (17+) game cause violence? Possibly.
I've been playing video games since I was 8 and never have I once had the urge to even hit someone for no reason, let alone kill them.
Again I'll say it.......
When there was slavery..........there were no video games.
When people were burned at the stake for being fake witches ............. there were no video games
When the Catholic Church murdered thousands of Christians just because they had bibles........ there were no video games
WWI............. no video games
WW2............. no video games
When Kennedy was shot......... there were no video games
When King was shot............ there were no video games
Do I need to add more?
LOL Alex Jones thats all i gotta say about that nutcase