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Untitled (rou...@wpi.WPI.EDU) wrote:


:    Well just spent an hour or two watching Cspan's live coverage of
: video game violence and a conference to discuss what to do about it.
: And I must say, it would appear that things might be looking a little
: bleak.  Lets just say they praised nintendos censoring
: policy and didnt have much faith in the rating policy of sega.

: Ahh, and I thought the days of banning stuff was over....

So, would anyone like to volunteer some names and addresses of Senatorz 
we can write to?  Or call, since I'm local?

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In article <2e8f1h$d...@news1.digex.net> lst...@access2.digex.net (Lew Stead) writes:

   So, would anyone like to volunteer some names and addresses of Senatorz 
   we can write to?  Or call, since I'm local?

You can find the following files via via ftp in directory /Gov/US-Gov or
via www at gopher://wiretap.spies.com/11/Gov/US-Gov. If you're still
using gopher, you should delete it and get xmosaic from ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu.
  
Budget of the United States 1994 (over 1MB) US
103rd Congress Phone and Fax Numbers US Congress Joint Committees, 103rd
Congress US House Committee Memberships, 103rd Congress US Senate
Committee Memberships, 103rd Congress
 
-benjy 

   If you'll look to see who is in the forefront of this movement, I
don't think you'll see too many conservatives. Most of them are liberal
Democrats (and a few liberal Republicans). I definately would call this a
LIBERAL movement, not a conservative one!

In article <2ea5s1$n...@terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu> Scott Chisholm <w0...@um.cc.umich.edu> writes:
>From: Scott Chisholm <w0...@um.cc.umich.edu>
>Subject: Conservative? I don't think so!
>Date: 10 Dec 1993 15:50:25 GMT
>   If you'll look to see who is in the forefront of this movement, I
>don't think you'll see too many conservatives. Most of them are liberal
>Democrats (and a few liberal Republicans). I definately would call this a
>LIBERAL movement, not a conservative one!

True.  If it was a conservative movement, these games would be reclassified 
as vital to government security, and would only be used as part of a CIA 
plot to overthrow South American regimes not supportive of U.S. big business.

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In <2e7teu$d...@bigboote.WPI.EDU> rou...@wpi.WPI.EDU (Untitled) writes:



>   Well just spent an hour or two watching Cspan's live coverage of
>video game violence and a conference to discuss what to do about it.
>And I must say, it would appear that things might be looking a little
>bleak.  Lets just say they praised nintendos censoring
>policy and didnt have much faith in the rating policy of sega.

>Ahh, and I thought the days of banning stuff was over....


>Thank your stars DOOM comes out tommorow, another month
>or two and who knows what the game would be like.....

>-- 
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>   think this place has a chance  has anything..."  _Iguanodon_ ThinkTree 
>     rou...@wpi.wpi.edu  Shawn M. Pezzuto  

How is this conservative America?  It is the liberals in congress that are
doing this.  

In article <2ea5s1$n...@terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu>,
Scott Chisholm  <w0...@um.cc.umich.edu> wrote:
>   If you'll look to see who is in the forefront of this movement, I
>don't think you'll see too many conservatives. Most of them are liberal
>Democrats (and a few liberal Republicans). I definately would call this a
>LIBERAL movement, not a conservative one!

Absolutely.  At least two of our government's three branches are Democrat
controlled and the third is at best split.  "Labeling Madness" started 7
or so years ago with the PMRC and Tipper Gore who is now...you guessed it...the
second lady (is that the correct term).  Democrats and the left are doing this,
and it is not to "protect our children" but to gain a higher level of control
over yet another industry.  

"1984 was delayed by about 10 years."


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In article <2ea5s1$n...@terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu> Scott Chisholm <w0...@um.cc.umich.edu> writes:
>   If you'll look to see who is in the forefront of this movement, I
>don't think you'll see too many conservatives. Most of them are liberal
>Democrats (and a few liberal Republicans). I definately would call this a
>LIBERAL movement, not a conservative one!

Ahhhhh, shut up!

MG

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In article <2ekpe8$4...@samba.oit.unc.edu>, Michael...@launchpad.unc.edu (michael grisham) writes:
|> In article <2ea5s1$n...@terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu> Scott Chisholm <w0...@um.cc.umich.edu> writes:
|> >   If you'll look to see who is in the forefront of this movement, I
|> >don't think you'll see too many conservatives. Most of them are liberal
|> >Democrats (and a few liberal Republicans). I definately would call this a
|> >LIBERAL movement, not a conservative one!
|> 
|> Ahhhhh, shut up!
Agreed. I'm not in the US, I'm not American and I couldn't give a flying
fuck about American politics. I came here to read about games on computers,
not political games.
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In article <CI1BE...@barclays.co.uk> Iain....@barclays.co.uk  writes:

:>In article <2ekpe8$4...@samba.oit.unc.edu>, Michael...@launchpad.unc.edu
:> (michael grisham) writes:
:>|> In article <2ea5s1$n...@terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu> Scott Chisholm
:> <w0...@um.cc.umich.edu> writes:
:>|> >   If you'll look to see who is in the forefront of this movement, I
:>|> >don't think you'll see too many conservatives. Most of them are liberal
:>|> >Democrats (and a few liberal Republicans). I definately would call this a
:>|> >LIBERAL movement, not a conservative one!
:>|> 
:>|> Ahhhhh, shut up!
:>Agreed. I'm not in the US, I'm not American and I couldn't give a flying
:>fuck about American politics. I came here to read about games on computers,
:>not political games.
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:>+---------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+
:>

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