There’s a flaw in your logic. No matter how many times you get shot, no matter how many times you lose you can just start over. All you have to do is load a game and either not go to where you failed or try again. In real life it doesn’t work like that. You can’t try to steal something and simply load a saved life if you fail.
Why does it matter if the person who shoots up a school pays for it? What about the kids who are now dead? Do you really think that’s an even trade, trading the life of twenty kids for revenge on a single person?
What do you mean people should be able to interpret the differences between game play and life? We are not talking about mature adults here we are talk about minors who live with a single parent that works during the day and goes out at night.
You’re expecting a bunch of kids who play gta to make smart choices? Also, I have played the game and have not seen the 'negative' aspect of it. It makes the life feel nice and inviting.
Why would you want your 5 year old sister to not be affected by violent movies? I dont see why its a good thing to be indifferent to mass murder...