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Yeah, pretty doubtful of the author's initial claim of being "not a big fan of government regulation in general" and "not a friend of regulation". I can only i
by jnbiche 11y ago
Yeah, pretty doubtful of the author's initial claim of being "not a big fan of government regulation in general" and "not a friend of regulation". I can only imagine the views on gambling and drugs of anyone who proposes regulation for video game advertising.
Suffice it to say this guy is a friend of regulation if he's making this proposal. It's a nice little rhetorical device but most of us are smart enough not to be fooled by this.
- necessity 11y agoAlmost seems like he's... advertising it? Doing some mild "psychological thing" on the readers.
- microcolonel 11y agoHe has two titles at his company called "Democracy 3" and "Big Pharma". He's probably the biggest government regulation fan I've ever seen; at least in the way that you'd imagine somebody who makes games about trains might fancy trains. For reference, here is some of the marketing copy of Democracy 3: (yes I know it doesn't mean he wrote it) >*Ever wanted to run the country? Have you ever wanted to be president? or prime-minister? Convinced you could do a better job of running the country? Let's face it, you could hardly do a worse job than our current political leaders. Crime, Unemployment, National Debt, Terrorism, Climate Change...Have you got the answers to the problems that face western industrialized nations? Here is your chance to find out...”