CT State Senator Wants To Ban Kids From Using Arcade Guns

Nyder sender wrote: "In a move that is sure to bring tears to the eyes of all the children, the State Senator Toni Harp of Connecticut proposed a bill in January that would prohibit anyone under 18 years to play "point and shoot" violent video games in galleries and other public places. "Bill also called for research on the effects of violent video games on young minds, through a committee called the game working group on violence in the Department of Children and Family. band work to advise the Governor and the General Assembly on the state programs "can reduce the effects of violent video games on young people's behavior," suggesting that prior research has been conducted that violent video games have a effect on children's actions. "Hopefully it will not happen, I think the game lobby Senator has not paid enough" money "for his campaign."

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