8-year-olds can and probably will have very easily influenced minds.
Thinking what's happening in a game is normal and wanting to act on the instinct of portraying what they see happening in the game.
8-year-olds can and probably will have very easily influenced minds.
Thinking what's happening in a game is normal and wanting to act on the instinct of portraying what they see happening in the game.
Why do they people always blame GTA? I read that he just played GTA, but c'mon
I think Saints Row and Sleeping Dogs/true crime should deserve some advertising as well!
I will only believe that violence is tied to video games if I see someone carrying a giant purple dildo and nut shoting people, while being
chased by the police.
How on earth did the kid get hold of a gun?and I agree on you guys that he shouldn't even be playing that game.
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/Climbs on soap box
Whenever I see parents who do this I want to join them for Xmas and watch their faces when Johnny unwraps his brand new copy of barely legal sluts that he got as a present from me. I mean if you’re willing to give him GTA which is R18 then why not porn or case of beer, maybe even a pack of condoms and his first visit to the red light district.
/Jumps off
I just hate it how the game is blame but the bigger issue of access is disregarded.
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Tell me what normal child takes a gun and shoots a 90 year old lady in the head?Originally Posted by Fivel
They always say you get points for killing people in GTA, but I don't recall ever getting points, just wanted stars that make the police try to kill you.
Anyway, even if there were no such thing as video games, letting an 8 year old have access to a gun is so negligent, it should be (and probably is) criminal, not to mention really stupid. But apparently Americans feel it's their god given right to be allowed to have guns just strewn around their homes. Let them have their guns, but really, make it a requirement that they have a gun safe, and go on a safety course or something.
It's an 8 year old, there is nothing normal about the situation. To hold an 8 year old responsible for something like this is unthinkable, it is a little kid.
Weapons like guns shouldn't be within reach of children anyway. If anything, it should be locked away in a safe or some other security device - preventing any mistakes like this - to happen.
Exactly my point. Funny how the media seems to overlook that somehow
Question: who's gun is it? , how do they know He was playing this beforehand?
I can see the scenario now, child playing gta , where are parents watching?, child fetches gun and goes for a stroll wtf ?
In any case the gun owner is going to be in serious trouble.
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