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Great picture.
The blame lies within the parents. They're too lazy to take responsibility in what their kids do in their free time, and if they find out that their free time involves violent/sexual/etc. media then they get butt hurt and point the blame every which way except themselves.
Yeah I find it the funniest when they're also the first to point the finger, when all in all they're the ones who have the power to stop this.
I second what JJ said.
All the stores around here refuse to sell me M rated games. I have a license and a car but I'm not mature enough to buy Halo 3.
Yeah!??!?! Well I hate your horse!!!! lol great name
Yeep, ix-nay on the aggot-fay.
I work as a clerk in a videogamestore and while I do my best to ID everyone who looks under the age of 21 (for 18 rated) and 18 (for 15 rated) my hands are tied when the parent walks up and buys it for them. It also doesnt help that we're told to ignore pegi ratings as they're only a guidline not a legal classification.
I work as a clerk in a videogamestore and while I do my best to ID everyone who looks under the age of 21 (for 18 rated) and 18 (for 15 rated) my hands are tied when the parent walks up and buys it for them. It also doesnt help that we're told to ignore pegi ratings as they're only a guidline not a legal classification.