Video game industry representatives will trek to Washington Thursday to persuade lawmakers that virtual violence does not trigger real-world lashing out, amid a reignited gun debate in the wake of the latest horrific school shooting. … by constitutional rights to free speech. DeLoura said blaming video games that feature brutal play might stem from the “gut-feelings” of adults watching children engage in virtual…
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