@Onyxmeth: Burgerstein already mentioned crimes without victims, where generally the type of crimes are criminal acts just because "someone felt offended".
We also can't make playing some kind of games illegal if it's legal to produce them, it kind of questions the illegality of the content.
Basically all the crimes that doesn't have victims, are Orwellian thought crimes.
As for murder simulators, if you ever have shot a gun, it's no more than having a gun in your hand and squeeze the trigger. It's as simple as that. GTA really qualifies as a murder simulator, since killing people is that easy as it is in GTA.
But one thing i agree completely; we can't make presentation of "criminal act A" illegal if we don't make presentation of "criminal act B and C" illegal just as well.
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