Good idea Demut, seems some people getting annoyed with the discussion.Not sure there much to talk about though. Dan has pretty much failed on all accounts to make or back up his point/worries.He keeps going back to porn but the game will not have porn. A topless woman is not porn and does not count as being addicted to porn.As I have said, Im Canadian and have been exposed to nudity and sex on public TV (late night CBC) since I was 6 years old (CBC use to run french films uncut back when I was a kid in the early 70s and on). Didnt rot my brain, Im not some mad rapist or devient.In fact it gave me a greater understanding of the whole issue. I gotta admit, while I know there is studies, im not going to look them up, but when you compare gun crazy America and all its troubles with youth violence and murder and assault and what not to countries like Canada, france, even Germany, its pretty clear sex doesnt rot your mind but violence at a early age make you more prone and willing at later stages of your life.I was watching my 9 year old nephew and his 6 year old neighbor freind play Star Wars Battlefront and they were so much more aggressive and violent in their speech then what my brother and I were at the same ages. And my nephew is no alpha male, not by a long shot! Hes very girlish in many ways but get him behind a violent video game and a whole new little person comes out, and it isnt all that appealing!I mean, if you bombbard your child with hardcore porn and other extreme thing, I could see that having a effect, but talking about sex or seeing a pair of breasts here and there. I truely doubt it has any negative effect on children and as I said, different societies seem to prove the point that virtual violence is far more damaging then virtual sex every will be.Sex is a natural activity between a man and woman and children should understand that!Violence is not a natural activity and children should also understand that rather then be virtually muted to it as American society seems to want to do.
