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>"I think consumers should start to learn to think for themselves and stop relying on the state, bans and fines." I see both sides. The reality is that these g
by a_small_island 10y ago
>"I think consumers should start to learn to think for themselves and stop relying on the state, bans and fines."
I see both sides. The reality is that these games are advertised not for us, but for the new generation of kids. Not sure if 8 year olds are being victimized by this or not, but I'd say its a possibility.
- Kenji 10y ago8 year olds should be protected by their thoughtful parents in these matters.
- dec0dedab0de 10y agoI routinely tell my son "I dunno, that kinda looks like it sucks. Lets wait and see"
- Retric 10y agolol. So, it's all the parents fault. Look, companies advertise because it works, banning deceptive advertising is a good idea with minimal downsides.