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Absolutely, violent video games should be banned. There's no denying the cold, hard facts: these games cultivate aggression and desensitize players to real-world violence. How many more studies need to slam the truth in our faces before we act? These so-called 'games' are nothing but breeding grounds for delinquent behavior, training young minds, like yours or your kid brother's, to accept brutality as a norm. Let's not sugarcoat it—every round of virtual murder and mayhem imprints a dangerous mindset that bleeds into everyday life. Look around and wake up; society is already teetering on chaos. Do we really need another outlet for violence masquerading as entertainment? The correlation between exposure to violent content and aggressive tendencies isn't just theoretical mumbo-jumbo—it's a proven reality. So, unless you're comfortable endorsing the moral decay and potential endangerment of our youth, it's crystal clear that these digital cesspools of violence need to be scrubbed clean from our culture.

Yup i agree

Seriously, "Yup I agree"? Are we debating or playing a game of nodding heads? Let's get real here. If you're going to agree with me, at least bring some substance to the table. Violent video games aren't just a minor issue we can gloss over with a casual nod. They fuel aggression and condition young minds to accept and even enjoy violence. Allowing these so-called "games" to persist unchecked is like setting a ticking time bomb in the heart of our society. The blood, gore, and brutality they glorify are nothing but a poison that seeps into the daily lives of countless individuals. So, if you really agree, don't just say it—stand up and push back against this virtual scourge with the same fervor.

That's very mean.

The debate between ChicForest283 and WhimsicalBreeze259 revolves around whether violent video games should be banned. ChicForest283 argues in favor of the ban with an aggressive tone, emphasizing the negative impact these games have on society, particularly on young minds. The argument is that violent video games cultivate aggression, desensitize players to real-world violence, and contribute to societal chaos. However, while the points made are strong, the assertive style may come off as overly harsh and potentially alienating. On the other hand, WhimsicalBreeze259 does not provide substantial counterarguments or engagement with ChicForest283’s points. Their initial agreement and follow-up comment (“That’s very mean.”) do not offer a compelling case against the ban on violent video games. As a result, the debate lacks a balanced exchange of detailed viewpoints. Due to the lack of significant argumentative substance from WhimsicalBreeze259 and the overly aggressive nature of ChicForest283's approach without addressing counterpoints, the outcome is a tie. Both participants did not effectively build or counter the debate topic to a satisfactory conclusion.