sirdanrhodes said:
We have this every week, and we always say for the majority of people, like 99% of gamers do not get violent.
oh i'm sure we (99%) do, however the reasons can easily be misconstrued by somebody looking for any reason available to blame the infraction on.
when as a kid my parents took my games away for a bit (bad idea) i took it hard at first and came to terms with it after two days of bitchiness & hardcore tantrums (amazing how versatile superglue is, 1 tub goes a long way too

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a few days later when they 'confiscated' my porn stash (very bad idea), on reflection it taught me what not to do when i have kids... yes i behaved
REALLY badly, and after a few weeks of this they came to the realisation that for an easy life they'd better make allowances.
so, as a kid i threatened to leave yes (and packed really badly)
and as an adult (prior to moving out and while
very drunk) i did throttle my dad for being a dick but moving swiftly on, any action which results in mortal consequences for anybody smacks of a broken childhood & slack parenting.
back on the subject of the OP... know that scene in wanted where freeman says 'imagine if nobody had told you how to shoot, how would you hit the target' or something?
same thing, start banning content because of incidents like this & eventually you'll either have to ban everything (equilibrium) or control whether the 'basic human right' of parenthood should be more tightly controlled or not.
and no i don't have children & don't plan to until i either have something to teach them which will result in a fulfilling existence or i start using caps in my posts
(could be a long time)
interacting with violent media doesn't make a person violent, unless they're unstable... media cannot be blamed for that. well maybe ridge racer revolution.
i do wonder whether if the fragility of the human race was part of schooling like field trips to abattoirs, cancer wards with daily browsing of rotten.com made obligatory whether 'death to all who oppose us' would be such a viable option for confused teens.