Personally I don't play these games that are so focussed on death, killing, murder, guns and explosions, because those are all temptations to the ego and I currently don't have the strength or discipline mentally to stay completely detached and unaffected by the things that these games suggest is real.
Are you on LSD 24/7 or are you just completely insane? Seriously, you come across the exact same way my parents described people on LSD trips, and they have been on a lot of those. Do you ever come down? Having a good trip or a bad trip? Walls closin' in on you yet, Daniel? I have a problem with what you are saying. Here's my problem. If i were Joe Psycho with my Snuff collection and I was having this conversation with you and said the following to you, "Snuff doesn't disturb me but because it disturbs you does it mean it should be censored?".
I'd say there's a very large difference between genuine death and a virtual world that hardly resembles real life, wherein I kill people while defying the laws of physics. Whereas you're evidently just someone with a fetish for death -- you do realize the entire purpose of snuff is that it is sexually arousing to the people interested in it, right? It's not about "oh yay, gonna watch someone die and eat some popcorn," it's "this chick is having her throat slit and I'm so turned on by that blood." If you find yourself getting off to virtual death, I'm not going to hold it against you. When real people die just so you can reach orgasm, then we have a problem, capisce?All you're doing here is making a very poor equivocation.
You know what's really disturbing? The news. Go watch it some time, there are things on there that nobody should ever have to see. You call Manhunt 1 and 2 disturbing, and yet most of you can sit down with a cup of coffee and enjoy watching death and suffering on your magical picture box. Is virtual death somehow more harmful to you than the images of real people dying on television?