@PixelAddict @CptJohnnyRico that is utter bullshit, they get what they want.... that is a laughable thing to say, KIDS do not know what they get from video games, they do not know what is happening all they know is pick up the game and shoot people.

its common sense, that is what COD and all those games do, they reward people with new armor new weapons for you doing violence, and your saying if i understand a problem and am addressing it i need help? thats messed up

@PixelAddict @CptJohnnyRico it teaches you that killing is rewarding, does it not?

@Tuckpoint @CptJohnnyRico if you gave your son black ops 2 after trying it yourself, then you are adding to the problem, you call yourself a parent yet you let your kid play stuff that constantly pumps violence into his head? you should be ashamed of yourself,

@Tuckpoint im talking about the reward system, all children are sponges, don't be ignorant and deny those facts, no i don't have kids but i have a niese and nephew who i try to protect from video games, unfortunately i cannot be around all the time, but when i see them around now adays all they have is ipods and ipads in there hands constantly playing games, watching you tube videos, soaking in whatever is fed to them.

@lunar1122 @Suikogaiden the bible said the world would grow a love for violence in these times, you scoff at the bible yet you know absolutely nothing about it, you love violence, you will do what it takes to preserve it, to see your own desire for it, listening to you talk your ignorance is scary.

@Draco416 @CptJohnnyRico @Tuckpoint it has everything to do with it, you reward a dog with treats when hes being good, you reward you kid with good things when he is being good, its a form of teaching, for you to say it has nothing to do with it is utter stupidity, sorry i don't mean to be like that but its the truth, i will agree with you though, that a parent teaching there kid good morals and being a real parent is also HUGE, we have to teach our kids to defend against these kind of things, there you are 100% correct, but saying the rewarding for killing things has nothing to do with it is not true and is opinion not fact, it is fact because it is used everyday all around the world in real life, reward for being good is a very common form of teaching, so rewarding for brutally killing someone also will have the same sort of effect on the spirit.

@Lattata @CptJohnnyRico but it is a factor, and this factor is affecting our children, it is so easy to see, and people ignore ESRB even if they do know what it is.

@Lattata @CptJohnnyRico thats because something is going seriously wrong, and there are many factors and we are trying to figure out why our country is falling apart as we speak.

@Tuckpoint you do realize that when you let you kid play COD, the game is rewarding your kid with new weapons, kill streaks, for murdering people right? you try to teach your kid fiction from reality, yet you still let him play call of duty? a game that rewards you for violence? seriously man your 35 years old, use your brain and common sense.

@Lattata thats completely different, sim city doesn't reward you for killing people constatly, games like call of duty and others which are the most popular do.