>>>>>>http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=3045574
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>>>>>Our TV's says 34?
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>>>>>If Michael Moore and your movies says true, your system helps people have gun easly. You should change this.
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>>>>Your perception is not correct. To obtain a gun legally, you have to be over 18 and go through a background check, and you have to license the gun. There isn't much we can do about people obtaining guns illegally, just as there isn't much we can do to prevent the sales of drugs.
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>>>>What would you recommend we do?
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>>>I recommend a small change in cultural outlook.
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>>>For example, maybe in movies, tv and games, shooting and killing could be treated as a 2nd resort instead of first?
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>>>Then, when killings like this happen, maybe the news media could stop turning these creatures into cult heros, and simply label them the cowards and garbage of society that they are without giving them pages upon pages of space for weeks on end.
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>>It is encouraging to see that you don't like Hollywood and media liberal elite, but still how you going to do it? Do you mean censorship?
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>I realise that it's just a pipe-dream, but it would require a wholesale change in cultural attitude. It's not easy, but it can happen. There was a time when games didn't have ratings on them, but enough people became vocal enough about it that now they do. Little steps one at a time. Bottom line is that people have to want the changes. As long as people are satisfied with the status quo, as it appears that so many gun owners are, then little will ever change.

Yes, the ratings are on the games... If I want to buy a violent video game, I should be able to. If an 8 year old kid gets his hands on a violent video game, it's the parents' fault, and only their fault.