The Huffington post is more or less the worst often used news source on the internet.

Outside of posting bad articles, they will specifically copy other peoples articles just changing them enough to count as "commentary" articles of their articles.  Additionally despite being a liberal leaning aggregte they pretty much treat their employees worse then any other news source more or less making sure nobody can earn a real living while Ariana Huffington lives it up.

Hell, they post article s about alternative medicine pretending it's credible and then censoring actual medical doctors rebuttals.

lol facts aren't important i guess lol.

True true, I don't want to give he impression that I read the Huffington post or consider it a good source of news, lol. I stumbled upon the article on my Google news feed.

@ps3-sales, I'm not sure why you got a ban either. I took no offense with what you said and understood it was aimed at the article itself. It's was a perfectly reasonable response to say you didnt want to read it after I prefaced the article by saying how poorly written and ridiculous it is.

Bans can be overturned? Does that mean it doesn't affect my mod history in a negative way? he still hasn't messaged me back

and @ joesampson yay a user that read what I actually meant ^__^ I've got to be more clear in the future though lol

yea. it will still be there and you'll see it. check your mod history

"Finally, the ratings system and parental controls that the video game industry cites as evidence that the business is already regulated are only sufficient to ensure that their games do not make it into the hands of young children (which in itself is debatable) but does absolutely nothing to protect against catalyzing the psychosis of the mentally ill or the gradual and insidious blurring of the line between fantasy and reality for millions of adult Americans. Video game makers may not pull the trigger themselves any more than gun manufacturers do, but they potentially abet the act, and in that respect they are culpable."

No, they are not. You can NOT predict the motives and thinking of a psychopath. This line of thought is so insubstantial that it can be used to include any work ever produced. The simple fact is freedom of expression has always and will always have the possibility that .01% of any given population will interpret that as excuse to do something terrible they may well have done anyways or from a million other sources.

What's also funny is that they're wrong on the first part too.

  The ESRB isn't law, and any store can sell M rated games to 5 year olds if they want to.  They mostly just don't.

Eh, if you weren't banned for that you would of been banned for "black people annoy me" anyway.

But they do? and I'm black lol

Gun control associated with violence, video games has been regulated among gamers/users to lessen crime events and unlawful incidents. Truly enough that the gun ban is being process and revised in the Second Amendment. Gun proponents in the U.S. argue vehemently that the Constitution guarantees their right to keep and bear arms almost without  check The actual wording of the amendment is somewhat vague, grammatically awkward, and leaves much room for debate. It reads, in full: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” Moreover, we shall not exceed upon what the law of the land says about proper usage of weapons and power.Read more>>>