> I'm worried about the slippery slope

Thank you.

>> But that's why we have parents

> So, you'd rather make their job harder?

It's not my place to make another parent's job hard. Or easy.

I don't expect or want the government to tell me what my kids can, and cannot see. That's my job, my burden. It's what I signed on for when I had kids and got married.

And part of our burden is having the conversation. Part of our burden is trying to make the society we want our kids to live in. I frankly have no problem with slapping Gamestop with some hefty fines if they decide to start selling scantily clad, dripping-with-blod warrior princesses to my kids for $19.95.

Do you apply this to other mediums, such as movies? They are also self-regulated, so theoretically your kids could also purchase "scantily clad, dripping-with-blod warrior princess"-themed movies from a video store that isn't following the industry regulations.

There is not much one can say to that. Thanks for your replies, it's been a great conversation, Doc.