Ignorance runs rampant on the hill.
Two sides to every coin I have ever seen.
1) If a person is inherently violent, then the lack of violent computer games is not going to deter this person from violent behavior.
2) If a person is not inherently violent, then violent computer games are not going to make this person violent.
I play violent games, and have done so for over 20 years. And yet, I would probably be the last person to even consider committing a violent act.
This is yet another shining example of not looking at the true source of the problem, but rather the outcome of the real problem and finding a scapegoat for it.
And who is to say what is violent? You can construe that chess is a violent game. Is MS Flight Simulator a violent game?
Why we keep putting idiots in positions of power is beyond me.
And by the way. The same experts that claim violent games make people violent, also claimed violent TV shows, and/or RAP music makes you violent as well. None of these so called reports say a word about the overall environment the person was raised in.
If you want to prove a point, you can. You just have to look hard enough for the ammo to provide a basis for the point. So these guys got funding to do a study to answer the question, "Do video games induce violence?" Well, guess what, hand me a million dollars and I could prove it too.
So now those same video games are the reason terrorists from another part of the world attacked the U.S. Oh my,...Microsoft should be ashamed of selling such a program that would induce a couple of guys to hijack some airplanes and run them into some buildings.
Sometimes I am ashamed to be associated with our government.