Many video games are violent. Children enjoy video games. Are they just for fun or are they actually diabolical programs designed to desensitize our most vulnerable members of society to the horrors of violence and train them through repetition to become compassionless killers with superhuman reflexes? Let’s explore this topic.
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As of right now there is no evidence, and never has there been any evidence that video games incite or are related to real world violence. In every case of a gamer, or moviegoer, etc., inflicting real world violence, the person has always had severe mental health/stability issues.
So it would be nice if we could stop bringing up this topic that has been disproven year after year, and instead focus on the actual issue for once.
HAHAHAHAHAHA....No
Lol. Farm simulators don't make me a farmer. 90's issue :P
No, but I'm sure tbagging someone has led to the person on the receiving end temporarily rage and possibly be violent with their controller
Nope. Despite this being common knowledge, you still regularly see these articles.