for Video Games4/19/2005 c1 chitoryu12
Testify, brother, testify!
Testify, brother, testify!
1/5/2005 c1 
14Keltic Rave
Seriously I didn't expect the kind of response that I got from this essay, though it is quite a topic for some people I guess. Thank you for writing a responce to my essay. And to think this essay was written because I had an assignment due in grade ten english class.
14Keltic RaveSeriously I didn't expect the kind of response that I got from this essay, though it is quite a topic for some people I guess. Thank you for writing a responce to my essay. And to think this essay was written because I had an assignment due in grade ten english class.
11/6/2003 c1 26It all fades away
I wish I could meet you to give you a standing ovation. This was brilliant. You have got to E-mail me, or at the very least, check out my essay on the topic at hand. I have to agree with the point that games have probably stopped people from killing others, because on a smaller scale, I use games as stress releif so i dont kick the crap out of my tormentors at school. You are brilliant, and I loved your essay.
26It all fades awayI wish I could meet you to give you a standing ovation. This was brilliant. You have got to E-mail me, or at the very least, check out my essay on the topic at hand. I have to agree with the point that games have probably stopped people from killing others, because on a smaller scale, I use games as stress releif so i dont kick the crap out of my tormentors at school. You are brilliant, and I loved your essay.
9/12/2003 c1 James Jago
I play violent video games quite frequently, though my parents issue dire warnings about keeping my 8 and 7 year old sisters out of the room. I've never gone out and killed anybody as a result.
It isn't generally pointed out that people who attempt to recreate the nasty bits out of R-rated movies almost invariably turn out to have underlying mental health problems, previously diagnosed or not, which are more often to blame. It's nice to see that SOMEBODY realises this.
I play violent video games quite frequently, though my parents issue dire warnings about keeping my 8 and 7 year old sisters out of the room. I've never gone out and killed anybody as a result.
It isn't generally pointed out that people who attempt to recreate the nasty bits out of R-rated movies almost invariably turn out to have underlying mental health problems, previously diagnosed or not, which are more often to blame. It's nice to see that SOMEBODY realises this.
9/4/2003 c1 Mbwun
Well said. Maybe the game can give a person that little push over the edge, but there's got to be a lot of messed up feelings before that happens. I play 'em all the time, some pretty violent ones sometimes, and I'm still 100% people-killing free.
If that makes sense.:)
~He Who Walks On All Fours
Well said. Maybe the game can give a person that little push over the edge, but there's got to be a lot of messed up feelings before that happens. I play 'em all the time, some pretty violent ones sometimes, and I'm still 100% people-killing free.
If that makes sense.:)
~He Who Walks On All Fours