Pat Robertson Says Killing In Video Games Is as Bad as Killing in Real Life

[Ganoncrotch]

ninetailschris said:

ganoncrotch said:

ninetailschris said:
Did you watch the video?

Why do people not know how listen to what they say instead of try to get what they want hear from something.

He was saying if you kill people in games you lose touch with human side of you which can pull you away from God.

He didn't anyway from what I watch say "killing in video games is real life killings." How about we all stop to think a bit in ours lives and rushing to conclusions because it is easy.

Anyway that's his opinion that killing in games can cause disconnection. Move on and stop overreacting.

I watched the same amount of the video as he has done played games and feel entitled to comment on it as such, just as he does the latter.

How does this comment relate to mine? 

Playing video games or not doesn't mean you can't make opinion on your feelings of killing in video games in the sense of losing disconnection with killing. That just an opinion. But making a comment on what someone said without reading it, is just plain lazy and dishonest opinion.

So if you walk past a guy in the street with his pants around his ankles writing a message down a wall in his own shit do you stop to read what he is writing or do you go .... THIS GUY IS CRAZY!! I don't need to sit through years of church to know I don't agree with whats going on there, I don't need to open every bin to know it's full of rubbish and I most certain don't need to watch/listen to everyone in the universe who has an uneducated opinion on something they don't partake in/fully understand to be able to label it the same.

When it comes to commenting on articles linked to on Vgchartz I mostly hope that the OP has contained the vital aspects of why they have linked the video / article if I think the article is above anything only published on a website in the hopes of generating hits and ad revenue I'm most certainly not going to click on the link and fuel the stupidity.