Post 7: Do Violent Video Games Contribute to Youth Violence?

The problem is that Children and teens increasingly play video games and more than half  of the 50 top-selling video games contain violence. The debate over violent video games is because some people think that video games  teach how to be violent and they relate kids violent behavior with video games. In my position, violent video games may provide a safe outlet for aggressive and  angry feelings and may reduce crime because kids can vent his rage destroying  or killing in the game and then they no need to be aggressive.  Children have a lot of emotions and they need to channel them  somehow, some can channel  with sports, or activities. But now ,in agreement with the period, children are closer to  technology.  Kids can learn a lot with video games and use that to save their lifes, because  in violent videogames an important point is to survive:  An example of this is Hans Jorgen Olsen, a brave norwegian with only 12 years, that  saved his little sister from the attack of an elk, thanks to techniques he learned playing  World of Warcraft: a game considered violent. In conclusion although there are a lot of sources of posible stimulation that can  contribute to violence in children, like movies, cartoons, video games, and in the news. Video games are a interactive valuable tool to increase knowledge and experience  and violent video games more than contribute to youth violence, they can help users to channel and teach survival techniques.