The case aginst 'Manhunt'

Jagos · 07-29-2004, 03:48 PM

"Spare the rod, Spoil the child"

Yes, some children can fear you for geting whipped. But there's a way to do almost everything. Ex. My sister barely gets a belt to the butt. But when she does, she knows why it's being done and what lead up to it. She's smart for an 8 year old. Yes, she plays violent games. But that's not the only thing she does. She loves to play Stepmania and playing games with her other siblings (ie me) like Jet Set Radio.

I don't know if the game was the only one this kid played. Great, he had Manhunt in his collection. But I don't know the whole picture. Just putting a game on view like that seriously slants the story without a full background and history check. Is it just me or are more journalists getting lazy?

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07-29-2004, 03:48 PM	#10
Jagos FRONT KICK OF DOOM! Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Howdy pardner... Posts: 6,399	"Spare the rod, Spoil the child" Yes, some children can fear you for geting whipped. But there's a way to do almost everything. Ex. My sister barely gets a belt to the butt. But when she does, she knows why it's being done and what lead up to it. She's smart for an 8 year old. Yes, she plays violent games. But that's not the only thing she does. She loves to play Stepmania and playing games with her other siblings (ie me) like Jet Set Radio. I don't know if the game was the only one this kid played. Great, he had Manhunt in his collection. But I don't know the whole picture. Just putting a game on view like that seriously slants the story without a full background and history check. Is it just me or are more journalists getting lazy?