Since there is so much controversy with laws recently and people blaming games then I want you guys to tell me if you were ever violent because video games or movies?  I honestly feel like you can't prove this kind of thing because there is multiple things to take into account but I want to hear your guys stories.

Only towards Tbone lol. Seriously though no if anything I think I might be passive.

Once.. Here on this site.. There was another Jay.. And he wanted to fight a fat kid... He was crushed to dead by the fat kid.. True story

In my Xbox days yes I was, in my PS3 days (now) im not, I laugh alot when playing online some of the ways people kill you in black ops 2 can be funny as all F%$k and I dont take it so serious anymore. And for the most parts games are desgined 2 be fun not serious.

Only when i'm playing online.

No, but only because I do not need to rely on violence to get what I desire.

This Tbone dude is getting popular on here. High school all over again.

I'm not violent at all. Maybe I'm the crazy one, but videogame violence does not equal real-world violence in my mind.

I can blow enemies up and rack up head-shot after head-shot in an FPS but I look away from the replay when someone gets badly hurt in football. I cut enemies into pieces in an action game but I dislike a lot of blood when I watch wrestling. As part of the Sith in the Star Wars MMO, I killed "innocent civilians" all the time, yet I hate when they show real people getting hurt on the news.

What is wrong with me? Why do I separate videogames and reality inside my head? Should I be concerned that I'm abnormal?

I'm probably the very opposite of a violent gamer. When playing through Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic I/II as a sith, I actually feel really bad for the innocent victims that I slay/steal from to make progress. Same thing happens when I was playing through Skyrim: Hurting innocent A.I. legitimately makes me feel bad about myself.

Only AT the game itself, for like...several seconds at a time.