I won't argue that video games might make you better using a gun against human targets, it very well could. That is a different argument than it leading to more

I won't argue that video games might make you better using a gun against human targets, it very well could. That is a different argument than it leading to more gun violence. A punching bag makes you better at punching, it also wears you out and gets the urge to punch someone out on the bag rather than the actual person. You never heard of someone wanting to go hit the punching bag for a little while because they had a bad day at work? What does the phrase mean when you call something a punching bag that is not actually a punching bag? Think about it, it's all related to redirecting aggression.