Hackers spark new protests against 'Manhunt 2'

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What do the parents groups have to say about hackers

and modders? What do the parents groups have to say about parents who make a decision to allow such games in their household, . . what do those groups say is the method that adults still can purchase a product versus them forcing it off retail shelves, as well as stores that will not stock said games, not even in a special section as they try to appease these special interest groups? As such, will they also get alcohol, tobacco, and special interest publications removed from stores, having them change store policies to appease the view that these products will eventually fall into the hands of their youths? Maybe the best way for them to stop all of them is to have the government force all those types of businesses out of business, . . that would make sure the possibility of exposure is nill, right? Somebody start a fire, . . there are some games and books to burn, . . bring your disco albums as well.

Posted by: Boot_Agnostic   Posted on: 11/06/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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