Violent Video Games don't make people violent

Yep, proof right here...

http://gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2010/10/29/florida-mother-kills-child-while-playing-farmville.aspx

In the article, a woman was found guilty for killing her infant child because she shook it to death while playing Farmville. While playing Farmville, the alleged woman became annoyed by her child's crying and began to shake it; it didn't help so after a smoke to calm herself down, she tried again and "may have" hit the child's head on something.

Alexandra V. Tobias, pleaded guilty, and summed up the argument that video games don't kill people... PEOPLE kill people. (Not literally but see, Video games shouldn't be accused of being the motive for why somebody would kill somebody else.

The tragedy of the story: She never finished Harvesting those Crops...

This is just sick. I think that woman should be sentenced
to death. She killed her child over a Facebook game...

Uhh...so you're saying non violent video games do make people violent?

No. The media and anti-violent video game activists think partly that violent video games are responsible for the "Virginia Tech" shooting, and others... this proves otherwise.

KAS--Will wrote:No. The media and anti-violent video game activists think partly that violent video games are responsible for the "Virginia Tech" shooting, and others... this proves otherwise.

Hmm ok I see where the logic is in that. Thing is, Gaming content can only make someone violent if they are already mentally unstable. Gaming addiction, however, can make people crazy.

Hmmm...I used to get really, REALLY, pissed off when I couldn't finish
a stage, brake a record or something in any video game...I used to hit
walls, my bed and get really mad. Now I don't have that problem, I do
get angry, but its not like I'm gonna kill somebody or hit anything....XD

And see, that's the furthest I think any gamer will go, as soon as they take it out on other people, there's a problem and it's not the game; it's the person.

True! I have reasons to believe that EVERY, or most, of the gamers have
this problem. And it is not the game, its the person, like KAS said...XD