Video Games Promote Violence

In the early hours of 20th April 1999, the worst high school shooting was done in history. 17-year-old Dylan Clebble and 18-year-old Eric Harris fired at Columbine High School and killed 13 innocent bystanders. "In fact, the two suicide attack plans are magnificent, and if it was done very seriously - when the bomb Harris could not make it, it would soon be in a 49-minute shooting incident After that, researchers linked these bad behaviors to multiple video games such as "Wolfenstein 3D", "Doom", "Mortal Kombat". Violent video games are irrevocably promoting game player's violence through repeated exposures, extensive user assistance, positive actions

There are two serious drawbacks when people try to prove that video games promote violence. First of all, people tend to link the behavior and aggression of video games to crime. This drawback does not take into account that not everyone who plays violent video games is a violent society. Secondly, psychologists believe that this small factor will promote the promotion of bad behavior. Because the popularity of video games has increased over the past decade, little research on this topic has been done. Therefore, violent video games should not be regarded as causing teenage violence. According to peer-reviewed journal "Satire of Crime: The Relationship Between Video Game and Crime", the theory of traditional activities of Cohen and Philson in 1979 led to contradictory results. This theory explains that the crime rate rises as wealth increases. Most children and adolescents can distinguish between reality and virtual reality

The argument that violent video games are due to real world violence was rejected by conservative giants including judge Antonin Scalia. In 2011, the Supreme Court found that violent video games encouraged real violence when violent video games dominated the Brown vs. Entertainment Association 7: 2, California is a violent video game against children According to the psychological investigation, the association between exposure to violent video games and adverse effects on children, such exposures lead to positive behavior by minors I will not prove it. " "The display is very small and can not be distinguished from other media."

First, video games advertise evidence of violence. Indeed, there is no firm evidence that video games can lead to violent behavior. However, the game is violent, and in some cases it may promote aggression, especially for males, not females. Games like DOOM and Duke Nukem 3D have been condemned in most cases. Most first-person shooter games are graphics and use high-energy weapons for killing; unpaid blood and intestines are commonplace. Game fame, "Fortune Battle" depends on about 200 kinds of violent and bloody reactions fired, depending on where you shoot and the power of the gun. Although these games are violent, there is no definitive proof that you can affect people as they appear in real life. It still exists: games do not kill, people kill