SouthAussie
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In my own experience, I don't believe loners or dysfunctional families are in a majority. I do believe one common denominator is poverty. Another is drugs.
I think video games should be more highly regulated with age restrictions. Those "loners" like the Sandy Hook killer, spent way too much time playing violent video games.
Yes, the US public is certainly desensitised to gun violence. All people - everywhere - are desensitised through violent video games. It is just that people in other places do not have easy access to guns.
With regard to dysfunctional families .... "According to recent statistics, 70%-80% of Americans consider their families dysfunctional. It has been proven that family connections are fundamental to our emotional and psychological well-being (Gourani, 2019)".
Moving Past Dysfunctional Families