Should Violent Videogames Be Banned From Teens?

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Jon Bois said “Many of us find Chiliad Theft Auto 5’s wildness, torture, and crude misogyny or hate or disapproval of women rather revolting, but honestly, very few of us are going to point playing it. It’s just too much enjoyable, and if there is one idea more odious than 3 senses of lie awash in misanthropic dirt, it’s the idea of missing out on a video game that is really merriment to play.” I agree because when I had played a violent videogame as a teen I did not play it because of the violence. I played violent videogames because of the graphics, sound, and they were just outstandingly entertaining. The word video in videogame usually referred to an exhibition device but it now infers any type of display device that can produce two or three dimensional images. Violent videogames are so popular because of the concepts of the games. They look so real and they are so full of actions. Also, teens like violent games because it makes them feel powerful. Around 70 percent of children ages two to 18 ensure access to violent videogames at home, with a third playing games in their rooms. Violent videogames are knowing as a gate way to real life violence for teens and some people believe they should banned violent videogames. Banned violent videogames! I know sound crazy doesn’t it. Just to think violent videogames is the only thing that let you do stuff that you would not do in real life. Where else can you shoot a gun like an Ak-47 and be able to hear the sound and see the action of the gun. Violent videogames to me is like an virtual world that you can go to get your angry out, stress, and do the what if like; what if I shoot an AK-47 at a brick wall, and will the bullet go through the wall and hit the guy on the other side of the ... ... middle of paper ... ...s showed that violent videogames do not affect a behavior on a child or adult, but bad parenting is most likely the blame for bad behavior from teens. If parents just stop putting the blame on violent videogames and rise their child with restrictions to violent videogames, only than they will see the truth. People are responsible for their on action. Schools and churches are teaching right from wrong so I see there is no blame on violent videogames because they should know what is seeing in violent videogames are wrong and illegal and should not be reacting in real world or public. Works Cited Ferguson. " Texas A&M International University." 2014. http://www.tamiu.edu/newsinfo/7-08-10/article5.shtml. Ferguson, Christopher J. "http://www.huffingtonpost.com/christopher-j-ferguson/violent-video-games-dont-_b_5051733.html." 28 May 2014. TheHuffingtonPost.com.

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