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MrT-Tar on 20 July 2010

Oh America, you never cease to make us laugh!




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NiKKoM on 20 July 2010

Good.. we expose dtewi & toastboy already to too much strange stuff on this site.. it good to protect the little fellows from evil games...



 

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badgenome on 20 July 2010
Mr Khan said:

Digital Rape? Does any video-game actually feature that (outside of erogames and the like)?

Certain dudes on Halo can make you feel like you've been digitally raped.



Vetteman94 on 20 July 2010

So whats the problem with this legislation again?  I guess I am failing to see how this is such a horrible thing.



c03n3nj0 on 20 July 2010

Darn you, Virginia!

But still, that's the parent's fault, they have to know how to raise their kids. 



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RCTjunkie on 20 July 2010

*sigh*

This should be the decision of the stores and the parents. The government has no right to censorship and decide what is appropriate for everyone. I know ten-year-olds that can handle "M" games much better then most of the kids at my high school.

Can they really decide what is right for the millions of underage children when each one is so incredibly different?



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Tuganuno on 20 July 2010

You know what else prevents homicides? Not selling weapons to people who's IQ is bellow 50 points.



Vetteman94 on 20 July 2010
RCTjunkie said:

*sigh*

This should be the decision of the stores and the parents. The government has no right to censorship and decide what is appropriate for everyone. I know ten-year-olds that can handle "M" games much better then most of the kids at my high school.

Can they really decide what is right for the millions of underage children when each one is so incredibly different?

Dont they already do that with Music and  Movies?   So how is this any different?



Final-Fan on 20 July 2010
Vetteman94 said:
RCTjunkie said:
*sigh*

This should be the decision of the stores and the parents. The government has no right to censorship and decide what is appropriate for everyone. I know ten-year-olds that can handle "M" games much better then most of the kids at my high school.

Can they really decide what is right for the millions of underage children when each one is so incredibly different?

Dont they already do that with Music and  Movies?   So how is this any different?

Show me the law that says a five year old can't go into a store and buy Saw IV. 



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Vetteman94 on 20 July 2010
Final-Fan said:
Vetteman94 said:
RCTjunkie said:
*sigh*

This should be the decision of the stores and the parents. The government has no right to censorship and decide what is appropriate for everyone. I know ten-year-olds that can handle "M" games much better then most of the kids at my high school.

Can they really decide what is right for the millions of underage children when each one is so incredibly different?

Dont they already do that with Music and  Movies?   So how is this any different?

Show me the law that says a five year old can't go into a store and buy Saw IV. 

Well they couldnt go to the Movie Theater to see Saw IV by themselves, but you are right they can go into the store and buy the DVD.  So you sound like you are OK with this?