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Editorial Hopes Law against ?Poison? Games Sets Precedent

By pete_gallagher

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An article penned by the Editorial Board of the Oregonian calls violent games 'poison to the teen mind,' and cites 'a fragmented but growing body of research,' to back its hopes that the California legislation will at least 'find footing' in order to 'set a promising example.'

The opinion piece states that Schwarzenegger vs EMA is not exclusively about free speech, since the law does not seek an outright ban on violent games.

The California law, according to the Oregonian, would 'simply prevent the neighborhood video store clerk from deciding to sell ‘Postal 2' to a 14-year-old.'

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on November 12, 2010 (boomark / email).

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