Research reports a correlation between video games and gun violence, in a society with children still allowed free access to these games breeding an assassination generation.
After an in-depth investigation, The New York Times found that mass murders occur, on average, more than once every single day in the United States.
Violence is the most likely cause of death among children who die at school, and thousands of cops are put in the schools daily to try and stop kids from killing each other.
Scientific research has demonstrated an association between violent video game use and both increases in aggressive behavior, and decreases in pro-social behavior, empathy, and moral engagement.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) made it clear that violent TV, movies, and—worst of all—video games are “the single most easily remediable contributing factor” to violence in society.
The American Psychological Association (APA) states the undeniable link between media violence and actual violence, with the link between violent video game exposure and aggressive behavior as one of the most studied and best established.
A common denominator in tragic massacres that have plagued America has been exposure to violent video games. An assassination generation has been raised that has committed unthinkable crimes that we never dreamed of in our darkest nightmares.