I may or may not have made a mistake with this. If anyone remembers my rant on the R18+ rating and bad parenting, I've used it as a counter argument to this twitter account (@MomsAgainstGam) and posted it to their site. Chances are they'll ignore it, knowing from experience people don't like to be told their wrong, but in the off chance they read it, I'm probably going to get some... negative repercussions from it. Was it the smartest thing I could have done? Probably not, but if I can get at least one of them to see some reason, then it might be worth it.
Its people like these though that truly piss me off, because these are the people who are so obsessed with looking at a issue in a negative light that they themselves become the issue, especially when the solution to the problem is so simple that it would be idiotic not to think of it.
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We are a group of Moms (and Dads) opposed to the sale and distribution of violent video games and will use all means to stop it.
I doubt any of them has considered not letting their kids play violent video games, because that would be to sensible.
Video game are not babysitters, TV shows are not baby sitters, nor are movies, books, music, the internet or any other form of mass media, and by that same logic: Video game designers and developers, directors of TV shows and movies, writers and song artists ARE NOT TOY MAKERS.
I apologise for posting this here, but if you don't hear from me for longer then usual (seeing as I don't post unless I have something to say), it will be because I'm doing "public relations" dealing with the repercussions of that tweet. I will still be posting reviews though.