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: GamePolitics.comOpinion: On Banning Music, Movies, and Video Games
By james_fudge
Another editorial on violent media has made its way to the Internet by way of Sandiego.com's Pop Goes The Culture Blog.
While the author admits he has not played video games since the days of Pong and Atari, he makes some interesting points about music, movies, talk radio, and video games.
First he talks about how the media claims that the Tucson, Arizona killer "got fired up listening to angry talk radio programs." He calls this "incredibly silly logic" and believes that people who listen "to Rush Limbaugh – and you yell at the radio, or you call in and agree with him" it gives you an outlet to express your anger. Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on January 13, 2011 (boomark / email).
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