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Violent video games and teens

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So I'm writing about how violent video games don't effect teens negatively for my english class. So far this is what I have for the outline so far

 

Reason 1:

Massacres have been around long before violent video games

~Evidence​

  • First school massacre recorded was in 18th century
  • avg gamer is 35 yo, 49% of gamers are 18+
  • 44% of games sold in 2007 were rated E
  • Juvenile crimes have been dropping since 95

Reason 2:

What about violent movies, tv shows, books, and news!?

~Evidence:

  • teens watch violent movies, read violent books, and see violent news castings each day

Reason 3:

I had that parents ignore ESBR ratings and buy there kids whatever but that doesn't really going along with the topic

 

Counterargument:

Violent video games can endorse real life violence 

~Evidence

 

 

suggestions would be appreciated :)

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I installed battlefield, 30 minutes later i killed someone brutality *virtually*.

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Reason 3: I play violent video games 12+ hours a day during the summer. I am the same person I was when I was just playing racing games. I do not think about killing people or even hurting people. (Innocent people that is..... IDC about hurting bad people)

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Well, I believe that some of the anger and bad things that come from video games come from the raging part of the game. On a video, someone said that people have become more violent after playing MarioKart than while playing BF4 or something.

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games dont make people violent internet lag does

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"Challenge" is what makes people rage, not fake blood shed. There is legit challenge that is satisfying to overcome and then there is cheap AI that will cause you to fling a controller into a wall.

 

Think of it like this. Minecraft is clearly not a realistic FPS in the slightest. But imagine if you collected a lot of materials and then suddenly a random mob spawns that ends up killing you for a cheap death, you lose your items. Point proven.

 

 

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games dont make people violent internet lag does

 

^ this

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