Reply #6: I wouldn't buy my four-year-old a violent video game, but

[JDPriestly]

what if the children my children play with get them? What if somebody in the Cub Scouts or my church or at school have them? It isn't a matter of nanny-state anything. It is a matter of my right to decide what my children are exposed to.

If somebody else wants their child to play with those games, let them provide them to their children in their own home and keep them there. Nobody is going to be searching house-to-house to see whether the children are playing with those games, but wise parents won't let their children take them to school -- and the schools, etc. can take them from the children if they do bring them.