Originally posted by Shawndow
Woah ..woah..woah............woah. I think we just stepped over the line there. Bringing games into this. So I'm fraggin pwning n00bs, getting a few head shots here and there. But i can tell you with ut-most certainty have no desire to hurt anyone and it is in no form as an outlet except to relax, entertain, and show-off. *
Video games are just the evolved form of jump rope, and unless the kids holding the rope intend on tripping the jumper, it is not an outlet to do something naughty. A bat can be used as an outlet for anger, almost anything tangiable can.
Its clear you don’t game much, and seeing so we’ll let this off with a warning and i'll delete this post once uv read it.
Actually, I do game quite a bit, but, not fps. Mainly strategy and roleplaying.
But that's pretty much beside the point. The point which I think I'm trying to get across... is, what prevents us from re-enacting video-game type violence in real-life is... well... the obvious. We'd actually being killing people. Which is bad. Right?
Now, what I was TRYING to do with the whole "naughty" thing, was to differentiate more harmless types of dream-action, like video-game type violence, stealing, etc, from the much more up close and malicious types of violence... rape, murder, etc. Now, okay, fine, for a lot of people, the satisfaction gained from video-game, fps-type violence won't be the whole naughty thing, but, just adrenaline, excitement, etc. But still, this is sort of by-the-way. Whether naughty or just exciting, video-game type violence is a WHOLE different thing from rape, murder, etc. That was the point I was trying to make.
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