I find it hilariously ironic that a Christian group of all things wants to ban video games in some non-existent link to actual violence. But hey, while we're on the topic of banning things with links to violence, why not review a little?
-millions killed in the name of their god
-promotion of misogyny for the better part of the last 2000 years
-promotion of racism and social Darwinism for the better part of a millennium
-exploitation of the intellectually challenged
-massive human rights violations
-sanctioned murder and repeal of rule of law in the name of celestial justice
-spreading of false and directly harmful health advice
-brainwashing of little children
-roughly two millennia of mental, physical, and sexual abuse of children
-deliberate attempts at stifling the education of children with regards to science
-actively involved in restricting scientific research, and publicly shaming/silencing contesting scientists
I could go on, but I think I made my point. No throwing stones in glass houses, mkay my cosmic jewish zombie worshiping friends? Besides, how about we back our arguments up with some studies? And I do mean real studies from psychologists that haven't been the laughing stock for us real scientists. No need to include sociological studies, those are all worthless anyway. Appealing to fears and tragedies is just about the lowest form of argumentation, and I do find it unfortunate that such pathetic lines of reasoning are even publicly tolerated anywhere. It's bad enough that 76 people had to die, but to misrepresent what drove a 32 year old christian islamophobe and right wing extremist psychopath to do what he did is downright disgusting. Shouldn't you guys be leading by proper example, and not make the rest of us painfully aware of what wretched hypocrites you are?
