I haven't seen any news reports or articles first hand, but based on what you've related here,
ultimashower:
I don't know when it happened, but it seems that disconcertingly large elements of our society have completely
thrown accountability and reason to the wind. Some people adamantly refuse to accept responsibility for their own
actions, and instead place the blame any which place but where it belongs.
If someone has a problem with the content in question, the solution is simple - don't look at it. People would be
amazed at how astoundingly easy it is not to read or watch something.
As far as parents concerned about their children seeing this go, let them pay attention to what their kids are doing.
God help us all if parents should look in on their offspring from time to time.
But for me the bottom line is that while Rockstar might have left the aforementioned scene in the game, you are under no
obligation to view it.
And lastly...I'm in awe, quite frankly, of the petty, Seinfeldian stierscheisse that people consistently make so much fuss about. I enjoyed the show, for the record, but
there's a world of difference between the insignificant high school crap these people are whining about and real,
actual problems. There are places where people die everyday because they don't have adequate medical supplies
and/or facilities, or because they lack such basic necessities as water and
food. Even in my own country, which is generally and correctly considered to be pretty well off, there are scores of
genuine issues to be addressed without people dreaming up some inane 'cause' or another to
'champion'.
