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Give me a break

Once again, you totally ignored everything I had to say in order to put forth your moronic drone against the left. The reason I even bother debating against you is because of your ability to construct a sentence. If you can't even pretend to read what I say, it's absolutely not worth it.

Are you a Christian fundamentalist Tom? Is that what we're facing here? It's sounding more and more like it every day the way you dodge the issue. Nothing in this thread had anything to do with politics or other video games. It was a very simple issue, one that dealt with a very simple concept - a stupid video game that appeared to promote violent or aggressive action toward non-Christians.

The issue of other violent forms of computer games has been debated over and over in all forms of the media with equal outrage from both liberals and conservatives and the only reason it's not being discussed so much today is that the debate has burned out. This new game was something different and caught people's attention again. There's no conspiracy behind the choice of the issue. It only exists in the eyes of opportunistic hacks that like to sabotage threads to further their rants against liberals.

Here's the facts Tom. The liberals I know are absolutely outraged against games like Grand Theft Auto because of the violence. The usual outrage I hear from conservatives is about sexual themes because to go against violence in these games generally puts them into a quandary about gun control. Of course sex in games is really bad to the right because most have stopped engaging in normal sexual activity years ago. Now when they start putting out games that involve bald fat guys having closeted gay sex with teenage pages, the Republicans will all own copies.

There Tom, is that the discussion you wanted to create out of this? Every time I try to prod a decent and fair debate out of you it descends into this mess. Try growing up a bit.

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