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: GamePolitics.comAmericans for Limited Gov President Backs Industry in SCOTUS Fight
By pete_gallagher
The President of the Americans for Limited Government (ALG) organization is against the California law at the center of the Schwarzenegger vs. EMA Supreme Court case.
Bill Wilson's editorial on the subject states that the onus for such enforcement should fall to parents, not the government, an unsurprising sentiment perhaps, given the name of the organization he heads up.
Wilson notes that the law would be so easy to get around that 'its unenforceability teaches a terrible lesson to kids: That certain laws may be disregarded.' He adds, 'That is a worse message than anything learned from the games. It is one that undercuts respect of all other law.'
The editorial continues: Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on October 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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