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Jaffe: Facts Will Impact SCOTUS Decision, Not Petitions

By pete_gallagher

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Eat Sleep Play chief David Jaffe, while appreciating and supporting the 'emotion' that has gamers signing petitions and contacting representatives in the face of Schwarzenegger vs. EMA, thinks that such tactics are 'pointless and naïve.'

Jaffe view is that the Supreme Court isn't a democracy and does not rule based on 'a vocal majority- let alone a vocal minority like gamers and other media folks.'

Therefore, 'none of our views on this will matter one bit' and "... it just seems like a big exercise to make people feel like they are making a difference..."

Jaffe's full (and unedited) comment (thanks VG247): Read More

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on October 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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