Comments on: U.S. senator gunning for 'cop killer' video game
New York's Charles Schumer proposes a boycott of "25 to Life," a new game that lets players join criminal gangs and kill police.
New York's Charles Schumer proposes a boycott of "25 to Life," a new game that lets players join criminal gangs and kill police.
January 3, 2010 12:20 PM PST
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Besides most adults realise the game is just a game and another form of entertainment. If parents have taught there kids properly then most of them growup knowing where fact begins and fiction ends, and the other percentage would probaly done something bad to begin with.
Hey Mr. Senator, this is a capitalist country, where the big companies do as they wish. The so-called "private" industries, that don't work for the government, basically do whatever they please and seem to be above all reprimand. So why should Sony or MS listen to this guy? If the government hadn't promoted this type of behavior by the big enterprises over the past 200 years, maybe now they would be in a position to argue. Now they should just shut up, and the the companies sell their products and capitalize, no matter the consequence.
That's part of capitalism too.
forget the cops, THINK OF THE TURTLES!! (and the little red blobs)
- Cop Killer Game
- by June 26, 2005 7:47 PM PDT
- Nobody should have anything to do with ANY game that relates to killing. Especially the ones who are here to help us. I'm just glad I was raised in a GOOD family that has no trouble deciphering the difference between good and bad. Thanks mom and dad!!
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