While I strongly agree that the parents ought to be watching their kids themselves, the simple fact is that there are going to be parents who don't. And when the maladjusted kids start shooting, it's the kids of the responsible parents who get shot. So basically the whole "stop trying to legislate this and just expect people to be better parents" arguement doesn't hold water.

Now I'm not saying that M rated games are going to make a kid shoot another kid. I'm not saying there's any correlation whatsoever. I mean, is it really surprising that a violent kid likes to play violent games? That doesn't neccesarily mean the game caused him to be violent, but more likely his own violent tendencies caused him to like the game.

What I am saying though, is there is enough doubt in my mind, that I would actually favor enforcing the rating system. I really don't understand where the problem is... that is, assuming that any legislation uses the esrb, which is, imo, a very conservative rating system. I just don't understand why law makers are always trying to make up their own vague definitions for games, rather than using the much superior ones already in place.

his face looks like if he never developed since he was a fetus LMFAO.

and the glasses...god what a geeky dorky nerdy FAAG!

all that video did was show kids where they can buy adult video games without any hassle and which stores to avoid.





nice work, dumbasses.