Some video games like GTA and call of duty have earned a bad reputation for violence and I’m wondering what do you think will happen.
Should violent video games be allowed?
Updated on January 26, 2022 in
Video Games
That fact that there is violence in video games does not matter. The only thing that matters is whether or not the violence the players experience is manifested through their actions when they are not playing video games. And so far, there has been no evidence that violent video games translates to violent behavior.
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Did not know this was your post and I’m honestly happy to have stumbled upon it.
As far as the actual question, I initially want to say yes? Like I think most of my generation has faced this argument with their parents, but to me the answer seems to be that even if exposed to violent media our actions are still decided individually and most people will decide against violence. I would suspect that anybody radicalized through video games was already a target for any sort of radicalization because of real world problems. Its interesting when you think about content centered rabbit holes, but I think that the profit motive behind video games keeps their content within the Overton window to a degree and don’t have the same effect of pulling people in the same ideological directions.
Violent moves like jack reacher and James Bond can also affect a child as much as video games can but I don’t think it does; because I can buy a gun and shoot someone or got to my job and earn my paycheck. It’s all about choices
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Yes, if you think violence in video games causes bad behavior your brain isn’t working
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