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> I'm worried about the slippery slope Thank you. >> But that's why we have parents > So, you'd rather make their job harder? It's not my place to make anot
by bdunbar 15y ago
> I'm worried about the slippery slope
Thank you.
>> But that's why we have parents
> So, you'd rather make their job harder?
It's not my place to make another parent's job hard. Or easy.
I don't expect or want the government to tell me what my kids can, and cannot see. That's my job, my burden. It's what I signed on for when I had kids and got married.
- niels_olson 15y agoAnd part of our burden is having the conversation. Part of our burden is trying to make the society we want our kids to live in. I frankly have no problem with slapping Gamestop with some hefty fines if they decide to start selling scantily clad, dripping-with-blod warrior princesses to my kids for $19.95.
- johnsonman 15y agoDo you apply this to other mediums, such as movies? They are also self-regulated, so theoretically your kids could also purchase "scantily clad, dripping-with-blod warrior princess"-themed movies from a video store that isn't following the industry regulations.
- bdunbar 15y agoThere is not much one can say to that. Thanks for your replies, it's been a great conversation, Doc.