Massacres have become commonplace in our society, so much so that we don’t even call them “massacres” anymore. Better mental health care, stricter background checks for gun owners, assault weapons bans and arming teachers have all been thrown out as the solution to the problem. But what if the real problem is far more widespread than high-capacity magazines and AR15s, and is actually in 91 percent of homes with kids — video games? Specifically, first-person shooter video games.
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