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In reply to the discussion: How does someone look a little child in the eyes and shoot him? [View all]NoodleyAppendage
(4,619 posts)58. How does someone look a little child in the eyes before pushing them naked into a gas chamber?
Sadly, the problem is not new. Dehumanization allows for all sorts of atrocities.
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Millions of people play violent video games and own guns and still know the difference.
xoom
Dec 2012
#76
Gun control won't solve, in and of itself, guns are a symptom of the ROOT CAUSES. nt
patrice
Dec 2012
#29
There's oxygen & fuel in every forest. What prevents forest fires is the lack of a spark
baldguy
Dec 2012
#40
Although, I guess I should say I think we need to address the "addicts' " connections to their
patrice
Dec 2012
#54
Turn on the tv LOOK at "our" culture. Our history, recent & otherwise, e.g. 100K dead Iraqis
patrice
Dec 2012
#14
You can expose well developed youngsters to LOTS of stuff & they'll steer their way through & out
patrice
Dec 2012
#34
+1google! We are waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay behind the curve on this. There are reasons why zombies are
patrice
Dec 2012
#26
Right. Out of the millions of video games and violent movies on the market today....
OldDem2012
Dec 2012
#20
Research does not produce absolutes. Using the word "proof" & its derivations is usually a mistake.
patrice
Dec 2012
#51
I'll take all of that as an agreement that there is no proof of a link between gun violence and....
OldDem2012
Dec 2012
#60
Please read up on "the nature of (what is commonoly referred to as) proof". It's not what you are
patrice
Dec 2012
#63
Fundamentally, most problems begin & end in families. & It appears that families
patrice
Dec 2012
#25
Some people are just wired wrong. That has nothing to do with their families and how....
OldDem2012
Dec 2012
#30
Biological traits, appropriately assessed, usually reveal some degree of strength. If this weren't
patrice
Dec 2012
#44
I think that oversimplification leads to GAS OVENS. Please read the article I linked for you and
patrice
Dec 2012
#64
Try actually informing yourself on what you're talking about and try me again. Until then, eom.
patrice
Dec 2012
#67
There won't be a "later" as far as you're concerned. Consider yourself on "ignore". See ya.
OldDem2012
Dec 2012
#73
You might think I was kicking butt just to kick butt (sorry if you do!), but here's a link that will
patrice
Dec 2012
#61
Battering and murdering of children is fairly common. Often by other family members.
FarCenter
Dec 2012
#31
"odd, unsociable, a loner, uncommunicative, etc." sounds like you're talking about my 2nd husband...
patrice
Dec 2012
#46
How does someone capable of that get access to someone else's deadly toys??
kestrel91316
Dec 2012
#41
Like the portrait in Taxi Driver (1976) which was interesting for how it placed that kind of
patrice
Dec 2012
#57
I hate to agree with you but I have at least 4 family members who are "addicted" to these games.
jwirr
Dec 2012
#43
Mom wasn't a teacher and didn't even have a job, lived off $200K+/yr alimony n/t
Fumesucker
Dec 2012
#72
How does someone look a little child in the eyes before pushing them naked into a gas chamber?
NoodleyAppendage
Dec 2012
#58
Or what that child became before strapping him/her down for lethal injection. nt
patrice
Dec 2012
#65