FelixG said:
People need GTA about as much as they need 30 round magazines. They really dont need either, but both are fun to have!
Granted. BUT the 30 round gun can put up to 30 holes in people without reloading. GTA can't .... unless you fire it out of some sort of very high velocity cannon... TO THE LAB! *science montage*
Btw, my point is more that guns are infinitely more DIRECTLY dangerous that video games, and are not really a form of 'art'/free-speech, so I don't see how the guy can say "Gun's aren't the problem, obviously games are!". But what do I know, I'm a Brit, and apparently we can't say anything on guns... not that its apart of our plans to recolonize America... * shifty eyes*
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erttheking said:
I think that Ronald Regan said it even better than I could.
http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/393049_307355569382101_763328734_n.jpg
Well I was gonna say something similar to this but it wouldn't have been nearly as nice. Seriously, instead of trying to find some external reason for why these things happen let's place the blame squarely on the shoulders of the cunts who commit the crimes.
The people who commit these crimes are dead, as are their victims. Blaming them won't achieve anything. Sometimes, society does have problems.
From what I've seen, most of the people who commit these crimes have some degree of mental illness, are typically isolated, and described as "loners" (probably not all of them fit into these groups, but hey). If a society and the individuals it is made of can be described as sane and competent, then it simply falls to them to deal with mental disease and social isolation, or face the results of it. Sorry, but that's just the way it is. No amount of individual responsibly will stop mad people from shooting other people.
I'm not saying anything daft like the victims were asking for it, or society is the problem, but I am saying the US needs to look at its society in terms of isolation and mental health if it wants to try and avoid these problems again. Gun control may also be apart of that solution.