Ms. Feinstein, you have no idea what you're talking about. Please go educate yourself and then come back when you're not going to make an idiot of yourself. Or maybe focus on things that need to be done - like passing a budget.Andy Chalk said:snip
Ms. Feinstein, you have no idea what you're talking about. Please go educate yourself and then come back when you're not going to make an idiot of yourself. Or maybe focus on things that need to be done - like passing a budget.Andy Chalk said:snip
The one from the movies, definitely.Rex Dark said:Really?
Another one who thinks games can be used as a simulator for using guns?
I vote they put everyone who thinks so into an institution. Both the politicians and the ones who would try to use it like that.
Also... Am I the only one who thinks she looks like professor Umbridge?
In the UK theres only one to mind: Keith Vaz. And you may have heard of Michael Atkinson, semi-retired former Attorney-General in South Australia. Both have been quiet for a long while.jackdeesface said:Is this just a Yank thing? I swear I've never heard British politics going on about games like this. Or is the focus of american politics on damning games just misrepresented on this site because every time anyone comes out with an offhand comment its posted as news?
yup.wikipedia said:Penn Jillette commented in his radio show that the overly realistic nature of the game was in response to Janet Reno's comments in support of the moral panic about violent video games at the time
Fallout could also be blamed for drug use, and Deus Ex for ingratitude.Phrozenflame500 said:You know, it's good we don't have that many games like Deus Ex or Fallout where you can lie to get what we want, we may be teaching our kids to be politicians when they grow up.
It's a mystery verb, you can use your imagination and have fun! But yeah, even something like the amount of control you need to accurately fire an actual gun isn't something that's addressed in video games.doggie015 said:I think you accidentally a few words...Chemical Alia said:I dunno...I shot some real guns when I was in the army, and I've played a few games with guns in them (even worked on a few!). I wouldn't them as comparable experiences. At all.
Also I tried firing a bolt-action .223 in real life once on a farm at a target setup on a private lake. I was nowhere NEAR as accurate as I am with in in games (Missed the target altogether), the recoil was surprising (A mouse or controller doesn't exert any!) and the noise was DEAFENING! I play of lot of games with guns in them so in this senator's logic despite what I just said I am ready to grab an AK-47 or something and start shooting up the place! Does that seem right to you?
It is much worse for our gaming brethren in Australia. And please dont use the term yank lol. thats only a small section of the US called New England lol.jackdeesface said:Is this just a Yank thing? I swear I've never heard British politics going on about games like this. Or is the focus of american politics on damning games just misrepresented on this site because every time anyone comes out with an offhand comment its posted as news?