Unlikely wrote:Especially as the same system's been used for film classification for over a million years.
Any parent that lets their child watch disney films is a bad parent. See? I can do it too. I'll let you just guess at my reasoning.DilutedDante wrote:Yes I am. A parent buying GTA for their 7 year old is a shit parent. You could equally say what business is it of the chap in the offie.
vicinity_of_pie wrote:Great, so as someone who sells games I agree you should advise parents as such but if it's not illegal as you say that brings me back to how is it any of your business and how is it your place to judge how one should raise their child?
Perhaps they only let them drive around? Who knows?.LazyGunn wrote:with all due respect to you mr pie, ive had plenty of reasons for judging the way many people bring up their children over the years and this issue, while trivial in the grand scheme of updragging, is relevant, and as with dante i cannot comprehend why one would let a young child play a game like gtaGreat, so as someone who sells games I agree you should advise parents as such but if it's not illegal as you say that brings me back to how is it any of your business and how is it your place to judge how one should raise their child?
LazyGunn wrote:Iunno why physical health is more salient in someone's wellbeing than mental health, however hard to define mental health is. You dont need reports to know that children cant make balanced decisions about moral (at the time) enigmas, id rather theyd at least be more brutally and realistically inducted into the universe of life being shit outside where theres context. This is too prey to personal opinion i think, the thing is a huge part of me rails against censorship in any form, absolutely, but some inner voice in me says some people cannot make these decisions
LazyGunn wrote:Well that is the realm! As soon as you stray from black or white the discussion gets extremely complex. On this matter I can only state my opinion and thats just how I feel in my gut, and thats that really! No disrespect to those who disagree, I think theres a billion more important things you can hate on your fellow man about when criticising their acuity at making their spawn a goodun
google wrote:You're both missing Pie's extremely valid point. If a parent decides, for whatever reason, that they want their child to experience a piece, all, or none of GTA it should be up to them to decide not the shop assistant in GAME with little to no experience of raising a child.
DilutedDante wrote:That's not the case. If a parent/guardian wants to buy GTA for their 7 year old, then they can. I'd rather it was that way, then I could tell them all to fuck off.
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