Wednesday, January 16, 2013

President Obama Executive Order Inspires Kansas City Science: Kangaroo Research Studies Impact Of Violent Video Games

KSHB and new science inspired by President Obama's directives: "Wade Elmore has already written a thesis at UMKC on human's response to violence in violent video games. Now, he is looking to further his research into the aggression that sometimes follows."

TKC Note . . . Again, Japanese kids play violent video games that also include weird sexual stuff that would never pass in the U.S. and they have yet to have a mass shooting blamed on video games . . . But that's a science fact most would like to ignore.

10 Comments:

Anonymous said...

Gun control in Japan is the most stringent in the democratic world. The weapons law begins by stating 'No-one shall possess a fire-arm or fire-arms or a sword or swords', and very few exceptions are allowed.

Think hard now.

Anonymous said...

Violent video games teach kids to have respect for human life and that the way to solve problems is by intelligence and common sense.

Har har

Anonymous said...

Well good for them. Just so happens our laws don't say that. Plenty of songs about love and peace in this world but we don't see us all hugging it out now do we. Explain that.

pee pee in your coke said...

They don't need guns, they have kung fu, and karaoke.

5th Amendment Democrat said...

Sounds like they got some NRA money to grind out some copy just like Chris Moreno?

Anonymous said...

In Japan they just grope in the Subways, so lets ban guns and build some Subways!

Anonymous said...

THINK HARI-CARI THINK KAMAKAZI NO THINK AGAIN.

Anonymous said...

Let's just ban anything that is sharp and has a point and can hurt someone.

Chris Moreno is blood thirsty for money so said...

Chris Moreno might very well be paid to work Tony and his blog for the NRA.

Anonymous said...

Chris Moreno is a fabulous father and husband, he has accomplished more than any other local politician, and he shits gold coins.
Sincerely,
Kriss Maureeno