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We get it, Its so much easier to blame and vilify games and gamers for mass shootings rather than political and social failures.
These people are pathetic.
Yet people buy games everywhere else in the world other than the US, and *gasp* no mass shootings afterwards.
1: These politicians simply use the blame-game to divert the conversation away from sensible gun-control. They want to talk about movies and games and rock music, or whatever other scapegoat they can think of, because they are paid by the NRA, and so they will do anything within their corrupt power to make sure the discussion is not about them taking any kind of responsibility towards the people they're supposed to be serving, by making sure to there are some sensible gun-control laws.
Hey, children in other countries play GTA5 as well. They also watch violent anime, they listen to rock music, they might even smoke weed and drink beer. They might watch all the porn in the world.
The difference between them and American kids, is that when they're mad at the world and everyone in it, and they're having a bad time, they can't just pack up their car full with assault weapons and shoot up a school. That kind of easy access to methods of mass destruction and murder is pretty much exclusive to America, when it comes to the 'civilised world'...
And that needs to be changed. Either that or just accept that these kinds of tragedies will keep happening over and over and over again, while corrupt politicians will tell you there's nothing that can be done about it. And accept that lie as truth, cause that's convenient for everyone...
2: I'm happy to say that you might still have the random idiot in power playing this blame-game, but compared to 15-20 years orso ago, the news media mostly ignores that nonsense nowadays.
Agree it has zero to do with videogames i blame the government for not banning the sale of Gun's in any country to civilians. Don't care for all you gun nut's out there that get turned on by weapons made to kill, guns should be illegal for a civilian to own then little bobby won't be getting into daddy's gun cabinet and going on a murder spree because his fellow student's think he is weird.
America has a gun issue, protected by government officials who are given ample amounts of money from the NRA. They'll use any pathetic half baked explanation to blame anything but guns. They are more likely to blame a banana than they are a gun.
The good news is change will come when the children, who've been forced to witness/hear about countless deaths caused by firearms, who have lost loved ones, friends, can vote.
America will change. The archaic, corrupt and utterly pathetic politicians who choose guns over life will be cast aside. It's just painfully unfortunate that the process will take so long.