Microsoft rolls out online safety initiative

All fine and good but everyone is in it for the money: If you think teenagers are NOT going to find a means to circumvent restrictions on violence and sex laced video games, you're dreaming. And you can bet the video game industry will act "responsible" by educating parents and children. Yeah, right.

As long as the video folks can cash in then there's no problem as far as they are concerned. Hell they'd sell AK-47s to kids if they could... It's always about the money. These type of people and companies can rationalize anything that generates easy revenue for them, regardless of how unsavory their behavior is..; Posted by: BeGoneFool Posted on: 10/12/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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