happydolphin said:
You know, the problem with violence as a diet for society is that, even if guns were removed from the equation, the more unstable would have more inspiration on other means to wreak havoc by using knives, household bombs, and any other tool they could devise for their mischeavous desires. The problem with violence as a diet is that it feeds the madman, whereas guns could be eliminated as a tool, violence is the root. |
I've not really stated anywhere that I thought guns should be removed, in fact, the opposite.
While it may be logical that there is a connection between watching violence and partaking of violence, it does not necessarily follow that the two are causally related. Look to other countries that imbibe of the same (violent) media but don't have the same level of violence.
Bottom line, any connection they can make between videogame violence and the Sandy Hook shootings will be extremely tenuous, at the very best.