It would definately help if you improved your grammar, spelling and punctuation. That makes this article, whatever it is, a whole lot more legible. I hope you understand.

Now, considering the topic at hand. I do not know if it is scientifically proven that war games, for instance Call of Duty, Battlefield etc have such a negative effect on people. If anyone has a reliable source on this matter, please share. I play(ed) games like that too. Battlefield 1942, Shadow OPS Red Mercury etc. You run about, shoot people and continue. It has no effect on me. I like the games, but that's not because I can shoot people. It's the overall atmosphere.

What are you, a magical fairy / miracle worker? You're not one of those types that strives for World Peace, don't you? It's human nature to go about and have some wars here and there. Which reminds me of a very interesting quote from the 1998 game "Jeff Waynes War of the Worlds". In this game, you can play as the Martians who are planning to invade Earth, since their own home world is no longer suitable to sustain their people. During a briefing, one of the Martians says:

"The problem is of course the Humans. They have developed primitive intelligence, yet their society is structured around perpetual conquest and conflict."

That's us, totally us. It's quite noble of you to be the Messenger of Peace, I mean...didn't a wise man once said that "one man (or woman for that matter) can make a difference?" Bring tolerance where there is hate, which is a very utopian ideal. Not that it will make much difference anyway. Unless you try the Love & Tolerate Mission including PONIES, no one can say no to ponies.

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*Sigh*....

It's that sentence alone that makes it difficult for me to even take your entire post seriously.