Andy Chalk said:
"I still don't think that it is appropriate for young children to see that amount of violence," Keeley said, noting specifically the examples of games like Postal 2 [http://www.amazon.com/Grand-Theft-Auto-IV-Xbox-360/dp/B000FRU1UM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1288898588&sr=8-1]. And although state-level courts have ruled unanimously on numerous occasions that such laws are in violation of the First Amendment, Keeley disagrees. "I don't believe it is protected speech when you are showing someone, a young adult, how to beat up a homeless person," she added.
"Yes, because it's not the MOMMY/DADDY who buy videogames, it's
not NEVER the MOMMY/DADDY Fault. It ALWAYS those evil, evil game developers."
These Parents needs to learn some responsibility, and better put that money to good use like...I don't know, Parental Learning centers?