petro
Diamond Member
Right to Hitler you go. Right from the playbook.if violent video games don't cause violent acts from those that play how can you then blame violence on tweets?
If people couldn't possibly be radicalized online or via social media, how come you took social media platforms away from ISIS? How did the pizza parlour in Washington get shot up? What about the abortion clinic murders and bombings? Social media has become a platform to push outrage and hate.
Every time you have a media campaign designed to create public outrage, you're going to get a violent response. Call of Duty isn't designed to push social outrage. But campaigns to vilify and denigrate "others", which sets others up as targets of hate, fear or outrage, and which are being amplified by Russians, Chinese, Iranians, and others seeking to undermine the USA, are having the desired affect.
A campaign of hate against brown immigrants, from a President who keeps a copy of the writings of Adolf Hitler beside his bed. Wonder where he got that idea?
You lose.