Wow, you're a scary dude, aren't you? Calm down, you'll live longer. This is a parlor, not an octagon last time I checked.
This may be a surprise to you, but when you're a prick to people, they tend to get angry about it.
I don't think immersing yourself--that's you plural--in violent videogames is great for the psyche, but I never said there was a direct, inescapable causative effect between them and actual violence.
No, YOU didn't.
Hawkmoon did, and then you agreed with him, by saying
"This. Precisely my thoughts."So now you're playing games about what you said. Seriously, dude, just stop the bullshit.
Your Bureau of J statistics do not talk about videogames, do they? No, I didn't think so. Nor do they address any of the other things I've brought up.
No, but they definitely contradict your contentions (see links above) that video games correlate with a (non-existant) increase in crime.
But if you want some more, you could try
this meta-study, which concludes that "Results from the current analysis do not support the conclusion that media violence leads to aggressive behavior. It cannot be concluded at this time that media violence presents a significant public health risk."
Or perhaps You can try
this meta-study, which found there are no increases in real-life aggression that can be linked to video games.
Either way, you have shown absolutely no evidence for your position, other than meandering rants. And you continue to refuse to do so. Where I come from, people who can't show their work are usually wrong.