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In article <40hs8m$g...@clarknet.clark.net>, luth...@clark.net (Robert v Luthardt jr) writes:
> In article <1995Aug8.0...@msuvx1.memphis.edu>,
>    uabbr...@cc.memphis.edu wrote:
>>Like it or not, sex and violence is a part of everyday life. I don't see
>>anything wrong with playing a game that depicts violence or even sex. I grew 
>>up playing Atari and Nintendo. I played plenty of "violent" games, and I 
>>turned out OK. I have never had the compulsion to go out and 
>>kill/eat/mutilate/rape people, so why should violent games be banned/censored?
>>
>>                                                     -Tony
> 
> Sex and violence might be a part of _your_ everyday life, but the majority of 

Where the hell do all these people live that keeps them free from sex and
violence? Please tell me, so that I can move there. Tell me of a place where I
can watch the evening news, and not see a report of a murder, rape, or act of
war.

> parents would like to see little to NONE in the everyday life of thier 
> children.

And I would like to see little to NONE in *MY* everyday life, with the
exception of make believe (movies,games,etc).

> And understandably so, violence takes a back seat to sex.

I thought sex takes the back seat. :)

                                                      -Tony