All very good points indeed. I think we need both. The video store down the street wouldnt let me rent an "R" rated movie until I was 18. I believe that they shouldn't rent me a "Mature" rated game until I'm 18. My parents never really cared what I watched/played (with the exception that they didnt let me see nudity in a movie until I was about 13 or so). They left it up to me to choose what I can and can't handle. My brothers and sisters are still 18 and I wouldn't want them to be able to rent or buy Max Payne/Quake3/Whatever unless one of my parents at least glanced at the box.
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No, you're thinking of Xenosaga.
Either that or Metal Gear Solid: Sons of Liberty.
Nothing is stopping them from standing and saying the pledge on their own.
What's that you say? You don't want your kid to be embarassed for being the only one standing and saying the pledge?
Ha!! Now you know how I feel.
It would be hard to castrate somebody with duct tape...
Ever seen Fight club?
"The DHS are the ones that can put the pressure on all the vendors and keep it quiet."
Do we really want the government to force vendors to NOT tell their customers they could be easily compromised?
All very good points indeed. I think we need both. The video store down the street wouldnt let me rent an "R" rated movie until I was 18. I believe that they shouldn't rent me a "Mature" rated game until I'm 18. My parents never really cared what I watched/played (with the exception that they didnt let me see nudity in a movie until I was about 13 or so). They left it up to me to choose what I can and can't handle. My brothers and sisters are still 18 and I wouldn't want them to be able to rent or buy Max Payne/Quake3/Whatever unless one of my parents at least glanced at the box.