video games don't turn children into killing machines!
By thinushka
@thinushka (17)
December 30, 2012 2:36am CST
Recently I read an article about that incident American teenager killing school students by shooting. In that article it was mentioned that this happened due to a video game named call of duty. and it further says the cruel nature of the game made the teenager do so. Can this be true, well for some extent. But i think all this could have prevented by proper education and good parenting. So parents don't blame video games, technology or your child blame yourselves.
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@lady1993 (27224)
• Philippines
9 Feb 13
YEah, that game Call of Duty has a lot of shooting and killing scenes. And that is not even the most violent video games. There are hundreds out there that young kids play almost every day.
I think what they play and see in other forms of media play a part in forming their characters...
I think what they play and see in other forms of media play a part in forming their characters...
@vernaC (1491)
• Romania
30 Dec 12
Yeah, video games and other violent shows. Young minds exposed to violations makes them think of only about excitement and not the responsibility that comes within.
As what we see these days, they copied from what they see in tvs and games, and the parents are not much aware of this thinking that their kids are ok.
