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Author: Subject: NJ legislation trying ban sales of M Rated games to children under 18.

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  posted on 1/11/2002 at 10:05 PM
I'm just copying and pasting this in a few different BBS's and e-mails. This is something I think that anyone who enjoys their freedom of speech and choice should read.

NJ legislation trying ban sales of M Rated games to children under 18.

Please excuse any literary errors in this message, it was written in haste.

I was eating breakfast this morning and I saw in the front page “Video game curbs urged. State lawmakers have proposed a bill to keep ‘mature’ games from kids.” Yes you read it right, a group of lawmakers in New Jersey are trying to promote a law which will ban the sales of M rated games to “under aged” gamers. (As they are in New York, Illinois and Florida.)

They are CONTINUING to wage the dog with the unbacked argument that video games demoralize the innocent minds of youth. Assemblyman Gary Guear is speaking for this group of bastards stating “Clearly children should not be subjected to this level of violence and aggression.”

If that wasn’t enough the article in this paper featured a ludicrous quote from Ronald Coughlin, a “child psychiatrist.”

“Violent images on television and the movies cause aggression in children immediately after being viewed.” (-which is true but those effects are very temporary and the aggression show by children is not towards another child, studies proved that their temporary and often THERAPEUTIC aggression was taken out upon their toys. Now, here comes the lies.) “But the effects of on-screen violence pale in comparison to those in video games, he said, leading to increased hostility that often lingers for up to two years.”

It gets even better:

“What video games do is teach (youngsters) how to kill someone,” said Coughlin, who drew a direct link between video games and the Columbine shootings.”

They’re fabricating facts YET again to bring leverage towards their arguments and at the same time they are trying to bring life into a dead media cashcow, Columbine, yet again.

First off these idiots are trying to ban the sales of M rated games to any minor under the age of 18 even though the M rated label states that it is for ages 17 and older. Secondly these “lawmakers” are again trying to step into your homes and are trying to control your choices in a dictator fashion.

We all know about why this is simply wrong, we know the facts about gaming violence and youth...we need to act now.

Now, if you don’t live in New Jersey, New York, Illinois or Florida where similar legislation is trying to be passed you may wonder why you should care? Well it’s simple folks, there are fifty states in this great country and it only takes ONE to start a chain reaction...sooner or later, state after state after state, they will add up to fifty.

This article was produce from the Gloucester County Times: www.nj.com
The writer of this article is Terrence Dopp: [email protected].
The editors page of this paper is [email protected]

I do not know the e-mails and names of the lawmakers who are trying to pass this bill but the assemblyman Gary Guear’s e-mail is [email protected]

Also, here is a webpage going deeper into his idiotic bill. http://www.politicsnj.com/guear091202.htm

Gamers, we must allow our voices to be heard. Take a stand now with your wallets, your e-mails and your votes.

“It’s hardly surprising that political attacks typically come from a generation of people 45 and older...” Doug Lowenstein, IDSA President.

 

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  posted on 22/10/2005 at 07:52 PM
No
 

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  posted on 12/8/2003 at 05:29 PM
Well god bless the founding fathers. They really went into overkill didn't they. Well now at least we know what happens when you give Opium to someone who's already been lobotomised.

 

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  posted on 11/8/2003 at 05:51 AM
Was thinking about something...I've also noticed how there's also those parents who refuse to notice their children's behavior...thinking that they're "good little angels" when they're probably the one who shot Timmy. Then again, there's also those paranoid schizophrenix parents who think the total opposite. That tends to affect the disciplinary thing too, heh.

 

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  posted on 11/8/2003 at 01:36 AM
The house...
Oi vey, the mouse.

Fuck, I need to get to sleep.

 

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  posted on 10/8/2003 at 08:11 AM
let's just put it this way... give it a week... go to rent a center or some place like that.... give it a week, and the control system is instinctual after that...

 

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  posted on 8/8/2003 at 12:48 AM
Agreed. Parents should know what content is in the games they purchase if it’s for their children. - It’s amazing though how some parents seem to ignore the ratings system; you gotta shove it in their faces before they realize what it’s for.

By the way, even with that new controller for the X-Box I still can’t get used to the damn thing. That’s the main reason why I haven’t purchased one. The house and keyboard are the best controllers for me.

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  posted on 7/8/2003 at 08:13 PM
OH... I am so far away from the doom argument... I am citing, simply, that people want to blame something... and that was the best they coudl do... I know, and you know, and many other people know... that columbine did not happen due to doom... not even in a catlitic fashion... it simply happened because people are inherently badong!...

all of the consoles have good titles... Metroid prime, zelda, etc...

anya: I happen to agree.,.. if you are TOO BUSY to supervise, you are too busy to HAVE... at least IMHO...

Soul: The maturity debate was covered in my post as well... I know some 30 year old children... reguardless of the maturity level, or age... the 'rents should at LEAST KNOW what their child is playin... Hell... if I ever had a child, they'd be raised on PS2 and Xbox... and I would be right there playin em too...



 

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  posted on 7/8/2003 at 02:50 PM
Good points Anya.

Parents need to know more about the games they buy for the kids. Not to long ago I saw a mother buy GTA: VC for her four year old son. She was completely oblivious to the content of the game.
As for the "maturity age"...it isn't a standard that tends to hold up well. I know some 12 year olds more mature than 18 year olds and can handle "adult" content.

 

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  posted on 7/8/2003 at 11:34 AM
There's also the saying that goes, "If you wish to fully blame a child for their flaws, look back at how you raised them."

There's also the arguement that parents are "too busy working and do not have time to supervise their kid's activities", but in my opinion, that's just an excuse to not take responsibility for the child. Yes, the child has responsibility of their own actions, but when it comes to raising them, that's the parent's place.

Then again, I never raised a child on my own. I'm just opinionated and think that if a parent is too busy to even raise a child or even get a babysitter for them, then what's the use of being a parent. Again, this is just my opinion...it could change if I ended up having my own, but there's still responsibility that some people just fail to take.


[Edited on 8/7/2003 by Anya]

 

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  posted on 7/8/2003 at 11:32 AM
I believe that it is necessary for parents to buy video games for their children in means to know what they're getting into. How a parent raises their child/ren has a major effect on how their child will come out. While the child has free will, society still molds the child in a way. Plus - how many people can trust people to FULLY go by that law behind their houses? They'd have to have the government watching homes, which to me would repress society even more and add to the censorship situation. Repression to me brings more resentment and rebellion, which increases underground and crime rates even more.

As far as age goes, 17 or 18 and over is probably okay for the buying situation. For playing, however, depends on each child. My mom raised me and made me watch purely Disney movies and cartoons until I was nine years old, which she opened the curtains for the more violent movies and a bit of cursing. She didn't let me watch just anything until I was twelve, though she did keep around for a bit until a few years later. Some children need more time, some do not...maybe I needed more time.

 

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  posted on 7/8/2003 at 09:58 AM
Going into Columbine, those two kids were bullied and disgruntled. When I hear people using the “Doom argument” as cause to this tragedy I think: “so you’re telling me that simply being bullied wouldn’t give someone the idea to kill another in a certain fashion? You’ll need a catalyst like Doom, a game played by men, women and children to offset that homicidal tendency?”

- PS2 has some good titles.

 

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  posted on 6/8/2003 at 08:03 AM
Ok... in the columbine example cited, I can understand the tendency to cite it. A) the boys in question WERE obsessed with Doom and Quake.

Now I hate to say it... but I agree with the law in question. The lawa they are proposing does nto say that children uunder 17 cannot PLAY these games, it is requi9ring that an adult buy them. By doing this, it is FORCING parents to take an active role in what their children see... Some parents don't want their kids to experience certain things, but when tehy were growin up video games were FAR from what they are today. We have the same basic law in Missouri... and guess what... sales of M rated games continues un abated...

Starlight: Precisely so - censorship IS bullshit... but this, by deefinition, is not ceensorship... They are not asking them to change the games, nor are they banning the games, nor are they demanding altered or "bleeped" versions... they are simply saying that like, porn, whiskey and cigarettes... if you want your children to have these... you gotta buy the product for them...

bettie: I agree with you... but the children of columbine were obsessed with specific songs and games... to the casual observer, the lemming of the status quo... it would seem to be an indication of a problem...

Squid: my friend ben... is 16, looks 30...

Grimlore: evidently you haven't paid attention to a) the quality of game for the console, b) the quality of the console, c) the POWER of the console, and d) the fact that the game cube is failing, and the PS2 honestly is a piecee of trash... all teh drive problems? I mean honestly man, the XBOX uses direct x... VERY EASY to develope for, and they offer an extended service plan for it for 25 a year... i have yet to hear of one needing any service..

Starlight: Inherntly... all religions strive to overcome the inherent nature of mankind... therefor, I feel that mankind is inherently evil...

 

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  posted on 25/12/2002 at 10:42 PM
Censorship is definitely bullshit. Obviously, there has to be some way to let parents know what their kids are doing, but a parent who's on the ball can do that without government "supervision". And if a kid has parents who aren't on the ball, he or she will figure out a way to do whatever they want in spite of censorship.

The government is power-mad. They want to be the ones in control of what everyone does and sees. They think they know better than anyone else what is good for you and your children. This is sick. There isn't a politician in the world who knows and understands my child like I do. If I see that my daughter has a strong sense of what is real and what isn't, and that she can emotionally handle certain concepts, I will certainly allow her to do things far earlier than Joe Leader-of-the-People would like. Some people, conversely, may be far older than the legal age, and still be unready for what are called "adult" themes.

And it is true what you have been saying. Opponents of violent games and television have a false idea of what children of the past were like. Children, hundreds of years before video games were invented, have been indulging in acts of violence. They reacted, either to copy or to reject, what the significant adults in their lives did. Or, if there were no significant adults, they followed the natural bend of their personalities to the extreme.

Media in those days were different. Instead of electronic methods, the only way of conveying information were verbal and written. If you were lucky enough to learn how to read. And have you ever read the chidren's stories from a hundred or so years ago? They are full of death and disaster. And children at that time weren't censored from the world of adult literature, except for a time, from the concept of sex. Look at books like Jane Eyre, which children of that era read. It starts with violent bullying, proceeds to an abusive schoolmaster, then a near act of bigamy, insanity, homelessness, and much else that might be labelled "violent" or "mature". And farther back still, children were exposed quite naturally to the concept of sexuality.

The only thing that has ever kept children from lives of violence, etc., is for the parents to play a prominent and positive role in their children's life. NOT keeping all forms of violence or sexual themes from their experience.

I will admit, video games can have a powerful effect. Last summer I used to play GTA3 a lot, and I remember driving by plate glass windows, and immediately thinking of the lovely ringing crash there would be if I drove through them. I remember seeing sidewalks, and imagining the results if I were to just drive madly down them. But they were just thoughts. They never came even remotely close to actions. I have no desire to drive through people's houses, or to mow down innocent pedestrians.

The vast majority of people have enough emotional maturity to draw a heavy line between behavior that is appropriate in a virtual world, and behavior that is appropriate in the real world. A very few don't grasp this concept. They are very rare, and generally have emotional problems that require intense therapy. There are others that understand the difference, but don't care. These are the people who would act violently, even if they never laid eyes on a video game, or listened to anything but Mozart.

Violent video games play an important role, I believe, in the directing of our natural violent tendencies. They can sometimes help us to release tensions that otherwise would have either been internalized, resulting in physical and emotional problems, or they would be acted out in real forms of violence. In a video game, you can direct those aggressions towards simulated enemies and let them go freely where they can harm no one.

Maybe that's the problem with these politicians and censorship lobbyists. They need to play more violent video games!

 

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  posted on 9/11/2002 at 03:24 PM
Ah jeez....nothing like taking that thing into a group of ppl and waving it around....fun fun fun.

hey that doesn't sound right...but you know what i mean

 

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  posted on 7/11/2002 at 11:19 AM
Oh yes, and blood even sprays on the screen if you cut em just right.
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  posted on 7/11/2002 at 06:37 AM
Wait, you can walk down downtown with a sword and decapitate people?? I may just buy this game now.

 

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  posted on 6/11/2002 at 08:16 PM
Vice city is so much fun...i like the sword though, theres nothing like walking up to some random guy and chopping his head off....lol

 

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  posted on 6/11/2002 at 05:15 PM
I wonder why nobody ever says how peaceful today's youth is. Why, it wasn't too long ago that we had 16 year olds standing in big lines shooting each other. Heck sometimes it was brother against brother. Whole families were torn apart. It seems nobody remembers...

 

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  posted on 6/11/2002 at 03:15 PM
My parents are violent and I'm not even phased by it. Kids today, so desensitized by their families. Heh..
I wrote a story that somehow corresponds to the happenings of my summer though it was sick and delusional and I loved it. Now I'm not really going to go stab some girl or watch hounds eat the legs off of a guy I know. I'm not going to torture someone relentlessly or any of that.
My friend wrote an in-depth story on how he would go about shooting up the school (relating to columbine) but he's not actually going to shoot up the school.
*sigh* If I was going to kill someone I would have already done it. Outside influences like video games and television and music and books isn't going to make me do anything. Just because something implies/talks about violence or commits acts of violence does not mean it's saying "go out and kill as many people as you can."

 

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