To the Editor:

I’m prefacing this letter by stating I don’t own a gun, my choice. Being raised in a rural area, guns were second nature to me, I just decided when I started a family I didn’t want guns in the house. Once again, my choice.

With that being said, I firmly believe that games, not guns, foment the violence in our society. What passes for entertainment in this country, be it the big screen or video games in one’s living room, border on the obscene. Video games are the most violent – points and kills become synonymous. After hours of playing these games, is it any wonder how reality can be blurred, especially if an individual is not balanced.