Comment Re:Hmmm..... (Score 1) 621
I'd like to point out that the ESRB is perfectly fine with you raising your kids. I'd argue that they encourage you to raise your kids by engaging with you in a dialogue over the contents in a game as you purchase it.
Only because they don't have the legal teeth. Certain groups of people and various politicians are trying like mad to change this. I never requested their dialogue. And whether my kid buys the game, pirates it, borrows it from a friend or plays it at their house.... it doesn't really matter. He'll see it whether I like it or not.
Generally my kids aren't walking around with $50-$100 in their pocket anyway. Kids that do either have jobs (kudos!) or they are spoiled brats. The ones with jobs should be free to purchase whatever game they want and as far as the spoiled brats go, seeing them remove each other from the gene pool would not offend me in the slightest.
I don't need some numbnuts minimum wage game store clerk questioning my purchases for my children as if I didn't see the stupid ESRB rating. I find it condescending and offensive.