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Here you go, Corgi
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The data doesn't play out when it comes to video games. There were some early studies done that had flaws. The reality is the video games do not make people more violent, it pacifies and sometimes weakens instead. Those that seek them out and later kill already wanted to kill. Quote:
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not raised by a constant loving mother and father. Put at some point on mental drugs. |
perhaps more has to be done
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I would not trade our second amendment for a UK type existence. They have to apply for permission to own a sporting shotgun. Even an over under. Permission.
I believe high cap rifles are ripe for banning but once they’re gone what’s next? High cap pistols? Semi auto shotguns? Crossbows? No. Our constantly plugged in society is a giant stresser to many people and it needs fixing. I’m more interested in working on the ailment, not the symptoms. How about this violent porn mentioned earlier? What are we doing about that? What about the mental abuse of telling a pre teen they may want to consider changing their sex? Social media companies are getting richer by the day and the blood of how many children is on their hands? Children bullied by the most efficient of platforms for ostracizing a child. We won’t lift a finger to ban violence and violent porn on our internet and media outlets but damn let’s be sure to attack gun rights. Sorry lib politicians but your demands are lacking in sincerity. You care not a whit about our children. Else you’d do something about all these other issues. They talk about the nra being a powerful lobby? NRA got nuttin on Hollywood, Verizon, google and friends. |
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I just snicker a bit...and want to put a "bulls eye" on their backs...and here's your sign ;) |
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I would say the games are an opposite effect from what most in the thread claim. I'm going with not a cause for games based on everything I've read and encountered. Statistics do not correlate either. Instead statistics show a drop in violence with the rise of video games. More recent studies show a drop in violence for gamers. This is like saying race sims with graphic crashes encourages drivers to drive carelessly on the roads. Instead the opposite happens, the realization of how fragile we are is more in the mind of the gamer than the non gamer. Movies: I am unsure on movies, it is possible. A rise in violence around the time of bypassing judging standards that censored movies correlate if you give some time lag. Porn: I would say that the ability to generate likes via social media without personal interaction for females may be as problematic as the ability to easily gratify for males without personal interaction. It may not play a role in murder over all; however it may play a role in the lone killer due to damage to parents and lack of need to form relationships. |
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Of course it is. Even gun nuts treat it as an alternative to an AR. It was for some time the poor mans/ban years AR. Mag fed rifle caliber easy to carry. Let’s not be dishonest about these things. |
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It's weird, so many Lib's feel unsafe with people packing guns. Thing is, if those people were a problem ... well, clearly they are not. Well, again, perhaps not enough people carry. Even in TX. I expect the horror of that shooting had customers wishing for some armed person to return fire and stop the mad killer. - - who did drop the shooter? Cop or civilian? |
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Of course Switzerland is known for their required military service. --This service is mandatory, And here's your gun. Quote:
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I don't know the first thing about video games (haven't played one since the mid-late 1980s - no exaggeration), but my instinct feeling agrees with you and the stats (I just don't see them driving people to murderous acts). Same thing with movies (I do watch some, however) - can't see them being a catalyst for going full Rambo, but who knows . . . maybe they inspire some fence-sitting, killer youth to act? Interesting about the social media likes - I've never given that much though, other than to think how utterly dumb and nonsensical the whole thing is. I bet the lack of personal interaction is playing a big role - probably easy to disassociate victims from real people with loved ones, etc., if one's whole life experience is via the keyboard and smartphone screen. It will be something to see how that plays out as the whole digital isolation thing will likely only worsen with time. I don't know if I have an actual formed opinion about the porn effect, but it sure wows my mind what today's youth have easy access too - shocking, really. |
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And a country of 350 million people with 400 million guns in circulation has no reasonable correlation to any other country on the planet. Pointing to small euro, Asian or ME countries is meaningless. But it makes Corgi feel like he’s making sense. Even if it doesn’t belong in OT.
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