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I don't remember either, but violent videogames have been implicated in subsequent incidents.

For vidio games, I don't think they effect kids unless you are using military brutalization games or something...

I believe the kids that claim the video games are an attempt at a scapegoat, the kids who shoot up schools or something want to get less harsh treatment. Witch sounds better, " I shot up the school because I was angry" or "I shot up the school because of the video game"

For video games, I don't think they affect kids unless you are using military brutalization games or something...

I believe the kids that claim the video games are an attempt at a scapegoat, the kids who shoot people at schools or something want to get less harsh treatment. Which sounds better, "I shot the people at the school because I was angry" or "I shot the people at the school because of the video game"

The Virginia Tech Massacre, Seung-Hui Cho was mentally ill and had an anxiety disorder. He had had killed 32 students before killing himself. I doubt he got that from a video game.

Exactly my point... Did I really type shoot people at?

No, the grammar was improper.

Keeping in mind what I said earlier:

If a kid then claims to use a violent videogame as inspiration for doing a Columbine, I'd worry that something went wrong earlier up the line.

Honestly I don't understand parents who expose their kids to such things, when I was little my parents would send me out of the room if someone said so much as damn or hell on the TV. And here in the states I see parents teaching their kids how to curse, one parent actually gave a pack of cigarettes to his son, in public. It's ridiculous.

It's chaos in the name of freedom.

That sounds like a line out of a song.

I should write that song.

I think I'll write it over the backing track to that Every Day The Same Dream game.

Ah the juices of creativity flow.

I think that sounds like a song line to, you should add that in if it fits.

Monkey see, monkey do.

It's chaos in the name of freedom.

That sounds like a line out of a song.

I should write that song.

I think I'll write it over the backing track to that Every Day The Same Dream game.

Humans are superior to other known animals.

If a kid then claims to use a violent videogame as inspiration for doing a Columbine, I'd worry that something went wrong earlier up the line.

The problem is, people HATE change