do they have a point?

>>132287914
I watched a documentary on Netflix on Anders Breivik and one of the psychologists on there said all the hours he spent in WoW inspired him to kill those teenagers on that island.

I always trust psychologists, they got a degree and I don't

If you have a retard level IQ then maybe. Anyone else will just risk getting fat/sociallly jaded.

Video games are for manchildren desu.

>>132288305
this. true grownups spend hours every day on anonymous imageboards spouting memes like myself

>>132288107
He started playing WoW after deciding to kill people, this is very well documented.

The question is who saw this guy playing WoW in 2011 that didn't raise an immediate alarm there was a potential psychopath on the loose?

>>132287914
Video games discourage violence. They teach violence is dangerous.

They do desensitize you to it. It's like growing up in the ghetto and seeing people die left and right. It becomes part of life that you suddenly start taking for granted.

What you do from there though is solely individual. If you are already prone to mental issues such as unchecked anger or something of the like then it's that much easier for you to justify your actions in your head.

>>132287914
No

>>132287914
There are pathetically poor (weak/low) correlations between gaming and competitive behavior, however violent crime trends have consistently fallen while more and more people play video games. If they were a strong causal factor in violence we would see violent behavior on the rise but that simply isn't the case.

>>132287914
Call of Duty by itself has sold hundreds of millions of units. How many players are (((violent))) because of it?

Learn to spell you stupid faggot.

>>132288644
Do you feel safer in detroit or in a renaissance faire/e3?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2E3vy4lH7t8

No.

Movies don't make you violent.
Comicbooks don't make you violent.
Music doesn't make you violent.
Radio doesn't make you violent.

Stop with the soccer-mom-tier excuses.