I respect that he understands that kids probably shouldn't be playing rated M games, and that he didn't mention any banning. It still sounds like he believes video games are part of the issue. The truth is that our culture has been violent for years, and video games just reflect that. Taking violent video games out would not solve this cultural problem.

The other proposed option, banning guns, doesn't seem like a great option either. It's kinda hard to ban something that is as widespread as firearms are in the US. Sure, the law abiding citizens would give up their guns. Those who are less inclined to abide by the law would find ways to keep them. So... that would leave us in a worse situation than before.

Here's an idea. How about in Gun-Free zones like schools and theaters there is one armed guard? Just one guy posted in the school/theater on standby just in case some maniac wants to violate the Gun-Free zone. The way Gun-Free zones work now makes the innocent people helpless against any crazed guy with a gun.