[RIghtwardHo]

After 25 years of Prosecuting, and reading every study known to God and Man, one has absolutely nothing to do with the other. Zero. Nada. Now I can’t stand movies like that, but we are focusing on a canard if we think it’s the movies kids watch. Studies have made it abundantly clear there is no coloration. It’s how I prosecuted serial killers who were from Christian families. Environment has less effect than you’d think.

[EEGator]

Quit using experience and studies. It’s clearly time to overreact and ban everything.

[humblegunner]

It’s how I prosecuted serial killers who were from Christian families.

You're good, but I spit in the eye of the Galactic Overlord
and have a PhD in both wormholes and cereals. So stuff it.

When you have to talk about how you're "all that".. you're not.

[InHisService]

It certainly sounds like with your experience you would know. I still stand by my opinion that movies and have an influence on some people’s actions. Note, I said in the article I wasn’t blaming Hollywood. I think we would all be better off without all the violence constantly portrayed, but of course, that is an individual choice.

[nerdwithagun]

I believe it on insanity, but what about overall values and behavior? I would still think if you have lowlife or screwed up parents, you might be more likely to not have the same attitudes on other’s lives and livelihood

[freeandfreezing]

Now I can’t stand movies like that, but we are focusing on a canard if we think it’s the movies kids watch. Studies have made it abundantly clear there is no coloration.

That's why advertising was invented. There is no correlation between what people watch and their subsequent behavior. All those advertisements on TV are not really intended to get people to change their behavior. /s