Someone needs to ask him how he feels about the movie industry's lack of enforcement of their R rating.

WHAT... is your name?

WHAT... is your quest?

WHAT... is your opinion of legally enforcing movie and DVD ratings?


AAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!

Perhaps the shortest & most important question is: "Dude, WTF????"

Slightly longer ones would be "Exactly which studies prove a link between games & violence & who were they written by?". Frankly I think that's the most important question, if he can't answer he should sit down & shut the hell up.

Also, they should ask him if he's managed to shag that Kate chick in GTA4, she's still thinking of me as "A friend".

Ooh or maybe they could ask if he's seen the mission where you murder Jack Thompson, that mission DOES exist doesn't it? Jacky wouldn't lie would he?

@Alias:
It kind of exists. There is a lawyer who is considered a moral crusader. But he never says the line, 'Guns don't kill people, video games do.' Or at least he didn't to me. And I held the gun on him for a good five minutes hoping he would say it.

Please note, this story is not anecdotal, but representative of the problem. Theater's don't have to, and often don't, check ID. Game stores often do.

And also sir, Considering your background as a child psychiatrist, do you have any comments regarding the psychotropic drug treatments that are quite frequently prescribed to the individuals WHO LATER, exhibit massive violent outbursts, perpetrate school shootings, and commit infanticide?

Wtf do I have to do for an edit button?

"were you born an uninformed pompous douchebag or did it take years or hard work and dedication?"

"what does JT's wang taste like?'

My question: Why are you a douchebag?

Well I think either way, its a step in the right direction, although it remains to be seen how he actually handles our questions and the selection of them, they might intentionally pick ones that he can answer, or pick immature questions he can make an example of, or just in general ones he can easily argue against.


Anyways this is what I asked, im at work so it was just something I typed up real quick




"Mr Yee. My name is Timothy Anderson, I am 19 years old and reside in Minneapolis Minnesota.

I, as well as my friends and girlfriend, have been playing violent video games for the larger portion of my life and neither I, nor any of those whom I associate with, have ever been in any trouble with the law to any extent other than perhaps a parking ticket, and certainly no violent offenses of any kind to speak of.

Now I know this is not neccasarily evidence of anything sir, and its probably something many others will/have written in other questions to you, but I thought it was important to establish.

My question is simply, have you read, in detail, the so called studies that attempt to establish a link whatsoever between violent video games and the increased aggresion and/or desensitization of or to violent behavior?

If so, have you read the book Grand Theft Childhood? The book in which two harvard graduates conduct a large scale study (and one in my opinion much more proper, scientifically speaking and without a clear bias) That shows that not only is their no evidence showing such a correlation but to some extent, actually shows the oposite to be true.

And If you have, what were your thoughts on the book, its authors, and the way they conducted their study?



Thank you for your time sir."

This sounds good.

I left some questions for the Senator. Hopefully, I'll get some answers...

For me, I would love an AO rated game, but NOT at the expence to the Videogame Industry loosing money for a game that they could not sell because of the AO rating.

That is the real difference between you and me Sen Yee, I respect the hard work that Videogame Developers, Publishers, Console manufactures and the ESRB.

It is clear that the longer you try to hold onto your bias beliefs about Videogames making kids go out and kill people or that you want an AO rating for certain games will never chance the fact that you Senator have NO RESPECT for the Videogame Industry.

All these violent games, the media, the movies and what they see on the street, turns innocent kids into vandals and criminals. We should stop the violence. ___ Johanna Bartley, Drug Rehab Volunteer.

As a parent, I totally agree with the Senator's actions.

That guy looks like a douche.

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