Davros
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- Jul 24, 2015
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I said murderers are considered cool. The extra "er" matters. Do you deny that people imitate what they see?Are you seriously asking that question? Let's start with The Godfather and the Sopranos. Then let's move on to Darth Vader and Rylo Ken or whatever he's called.On what show are murderers considered cool?
I agree with that, it's exactly why I never watch mob movies. I hate them because the mob is real and they glorify them.
Mob movies still don't make you into a psychopath though
Cool? Have you watched the Godfather? What was ever cool about those murders depicted? Really?
But maybe you make your own point. Since you seem to think them "cool" that is a self fulfilling statement.
What I think is that these types of people are anti-social and are action on impulse. Something set them off and it was not a video of the Godfather.
I was wondering when someone would come on here and blame the shootings on a video. Where have we heard that before?
If you watched someone get brutally beaten does that mean you are going to want to brutally beat someone? If you answer yes, seek help. If you blow away a pixel created image then want to blow away people then I suggest you seek help. Maybe FPS games relieve aggression, could be?
The problem with this shooting, and most others, is that it wasn't a mob hit or anything like a mob hit. Videos didn't cause the man to do what he did. The gun didn't cause him to do what he did. Something triggered this response and I am thinking it is a lifetime of failure, limited opportunity and a society that has been moving to secular relatism for the last 25 years. As much as folks don't want to admit it, a society without religion is a society in decay, the results we see everyday proves it to me.
The evidence exists. People who see lots of violence are more likely to imitate it than people who don't. Deny it all you want.
Ask yourself this ... is it more likely helpful or harmful for people who "need help" as you say to be able to see graphic violence in the media and entertainment industry day after day after day?