A similar example of how completely out of touch some politicians are when discussing violence in video games: Politico’s 10 violent video games. They could at least mention a game made in the last decade to sound like they know what they’re talking about.
Jon Festinger, Q.C.January 13, 2013 at 5:38 pmPermalink
Just to riff a bit on your point but taking it a slightly different direction Geoff: Was it just me or did I miss something? When the NRA called out violent video-games it seemed to me that they left off wargames and especially those that have licensing agreements with gun manufacturers (CoD, Battlefield etc.). Any body remember things the same way?
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A similar example of how completely out of touch some politicians are when discussing violence in video games: Politico’s 10 violent video games. They could at least mention a game made in the last decade to sound like they know what they’re talking about.
Just to riff a bit on your point but taking it a slightly different direction Geoff: Was it just me or did I miss something? When the NRA called out violent video-games it seemed to me that they left off wargames and especially those that have licensing agreements with gun manufacturers (CoD, Battlefield etc.). Any body remember things the same way?