The author is no exception. The last sentence is that "Video games, movies, and TV are not the problem. It is the homes in which they are being viewed." He's bl

The author is no exception. The last sentence is that "Video games, movies, and TV are not the problem. It is the homes in which they are being viewed." He's blaming parents the same way that he complains that others blame video games. But I have the same question. What about all the people from broken homes who are not shooting up schools? My parents raised me with nothing but love and understanding. But I'm young enough that if I murdered/raped someone, they would be blamed. They were abusive/neglectful. They left me alone at home watching Grover too often. Or something like that.