Someone else already mentioned this but you ignored it so again, you realize there is a thing called an ESRB (entertainment software rating board) right? There is already a system in place that prevents minors from purchasing this game. The reality is parents are lazy and buy their kids whatever they want to shut them up and be the "cool" parent.waterdog wrote: ↑August 10th, 2019, 10:12 pmJust like violent VGs, this is part of the problemAzrckcrawler wrote: ↑August 9th, 2019, 8:10 am Video games are popular because of the massive entertainment to cost ratio. A single $60 game can provide thousands of hours of entertainment. For those of us who grew up in the 80s and 90s there is no equivalent. Don't get me wrong, i don't agree with playing video game 24/7 but in a free society people are free to do stuff you wont like.
f***!...you played that much.
Bullshit!
Honestly the only proposal I have heard that would make a difference without infringement would be eliminating the scrubbing of your juvenile record. We have a background check system but are short circulating it by allowing troubled youth to get a clean slate at 18.
But just like porn, alcohol and tobacco, there should laws against minors purchasing and even playing violent VGs. I really believe if the violence were removed from VGs they would fade away.
The same argument you are using for VGs is the same one the left is using for guns, it's almost sad that your brain can't make the connection...or maybe you are actually someone who wants certain guns banned because they look scary. I'll never understand the human capacity to blame objects for problems.
If you think that laws against porn, alcohol, and tobacco are keeping minors from getting them I have some reallllly bad news for you. Just like gun laws, they don't work but it doesn't stop people like you from advocating for the passing of thousands of laws that do nothing but crap on the 99% who indulge in those things and are productive law abiding members of society.