Harvard Crimson: Video Game Legislation “Negligent”

Video game legislation has come under fire in the Harvard Crimson, where arts editor Jessica Coggins writes that it distracts political attention from the real causes of youth violence

http://gamepolitics.com/2007/10/15/h...ion-negligent/

Sadly, these types of reports aren't sensational enough for larger avenues of disbursement.

We're still heading towards some unfriendly video game legislation imo.

That's what I'm sensing also. The VG industry is too ideal a scapegoat for the Mothers Against Whateverthefuck.

Anything that gives them a scapegoat aside from poor parenting or their child being either unstable/bad will be under constant pressure from soccer moms nationwide.

What, are you asking parents to be parents? What the fuck are you thinking? They shouldn't have to do that.

lol

Part of it is America's "someone else's fault" syndrome as well.

Luckily, our passive attitudes will do something to solve this problem.

Luckily, our passive attitudes will do something to solve this problem.

I would have to agree with this statement.

I'd agree too, but I'm just so damned apathetic...