Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi's approach to the gun debate, following a shooting in Jacksonville that left two dead and 11 more injured: Blame the video games, but don't you dare blame the goddamned guns.In a Monday interview about the Jacksonville shooting on Fox News, Bondi warned parents that "predators" might find their darling children through games' location services.Of course, it takes two to tango. Fox News host Steve Doocey lobbed the softball question at Bondi in the first place. At one point, Doocey, who made it abundantly clear that he's not a gamer, brought up to Bondi the profound point that "usually, I believe, something like this [video games] is played remotely," and not usually "under one roof.""The scary thing is they could find out where your 13-year-old is sitting at home playing that game," said Bondi, who may or may not be vying for a post-political career with the TV station, as reported by theShe also noted: "I know, we've talked about that in the past, I don't know about."While simulated firearms used in video games and arcades may be uncannily similar to the real thing, they don't actually shoot someone when you pull the trigger. Go figure.