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Fumesucker

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56. Millions of people make watching a TV a way of life, however -that makes alarm bells ring in my head
Fri Jan 11, 2013, 06:58 PM
Jan 2013
Why? Video games deal with fake guns Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #1
Everything should be on the table. randome Jan 2013 #2
As a Monopoly master Skyline Jan 2013 #3
No one said anything about 'taking away' video games. Or guns. randome Jan 2013 #5
Except that the stones have not been "unturned" Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #14
The prohibition on government funded studies needs to revoked instantly. randome Jan 2013 #16
I certainly agree with you Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #35
Talk to the NRA primavera Jan 2013 #48
I heard a spokesman on CNN discussing something like this. randome Jan 2013 #52
I've never heard of this prohibition on government funded study - enlightenment Jan 2013 #32
Here you go Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #34
Ah - so this is more about gun control enlightenment Jan 2013 #36
Yes, to clarify Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #38
Thanks. enlightenment Jan 2013 #43
And here's another... primavera Jan 2013 #49
If Monopoly were being outlawed... jayfish Jan 2013 #4
Because Monopoly was never a way of life for millions. randome Jan 2013 #6
Because people like to play video games? ButterflyBlood Jan 2013 #8
'Playing' video games is not an issue. randome Jan 2013 #13
Millions of people make watching a TV a way of life, however -that makes alarm bells ring in my head Fumesucker Jan 2013 #56
Books are read each day by millions of people Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #17
Sure. We can't put EVERYTHING on the table. randome Jan 2013 #19
I am not interested in what "enough people" Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #31
We're not even talking about 'science' here. We're talking about Biden's task force. randome Jan 2013 #41
The point of the conversation at government levels Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #44
I get the feeling that the NRA is not going to get away this time without some changes. randome Jan 2013 #45
And I truly, sincerely, hope you are right Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #47
I would love for you to be wrong, too! randome Jan 2013 #50
"Everything should be on the table" including blatantly unconstitutional bans? ButterflyBlood Jan 2013 #7
No one I've seen here is talking about banning anything. randome Jan 2013 #15
Of course they can have an influence on a deranged person Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #23
Americans are, in general, more fearful and hateful. randome Jan 2013 #28
A good argument can be made for the Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #33
Good point, Son of Sam took his orders from a dog. Puzzledtraveller Jan 2013 #39
They can have an influence on everyone primavera Jan 2013 #53
But it HAS been looked at Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #55
Yes, I would actually Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #12
No one is saying that violent media CAUSE violence. randome Jan 2013 #22
As I said above Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #24
For you to see this as 'picking on' something means, IMO, that you're not objective. randome Jan 2013 #27
Nope, just iodiomatic use of the language Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #37
Biden's task force can do more than one thing at a time. randome Jan 2013 #42
His talking to the gaming industry Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #46
#1 and #1, of course. randome Jan 2013 #51
I would Ter Jan 2013 #59
In the case of video games, why are they even talking to them... and-justice-for-all Jan 2013 #9
No one NEEDS a large clip Mojorabbit Jan 2013 #20
I disagree... and-justice-for-all Jan 2013 #58
he should meet with the football industry Enrique Jan 2013 #10
Millions+ play video games. Millions+ do not massacre elementary schools. n/t Akoto Jan 2013 #11
I think there are over 300 million Mojorabbit Jan 2013 #21
Ah, yes, but Kelvin Mace Jan 2013 #25
In other news ... Nihil Jan 2013 #18
Extreme violence in games is part of a violence condoning society flamingdem Jan 2013 #26
Maybe They can Raise Gary Gygax from the dead and question him too NeedleCast Jan 2013 #29
Video and movies SamKnause Jan 2013 #30
Ironically, a lot of violent video games are very anti violence-as-a-means Ash_F Jan 2013 #40
Very true. The last couple Call of Duty games were definitely anti-war ButterflyBlood Jan 2013 #57
If he's presenting his recommendations to the Prez next Tuesday ... JustABozoOnThisBus Jan 2013 #54
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