Rape PC game is legal in Japan

[DEMONOCIETY]

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bati ng virtual s*x nindot jud ang PHYSICAL of course!
Id rather play CRYSIS! CRYSIS RULE!

[chagorio]

dugay na man tawn ko cge ug duwa ani na klase nga games pero wala man jud ni sya naka influence nako na mohimo ug dautan..... culture shock cguro ang right nga term na pwede nako mai-relate sa mga tao nga karon pa nakasugat ani na game....

[salbahis]

and i thought GTA are worst naa pa jud diay... kuyawa sad aning mga hapon ug trip oy... unsa napud sunod... prostituion simulation game.... tsk!!! tsk!!! tsk!!! tsk!!!

[rbrallos]

maayo langni kung dagko ang mo duwa pero dili ni maayo kay sigurado mo leak ni ug ang manga bata dilikado maka duwa kay unsa ila makita mao rabagyud ila sundon para sa ila sakto na dilikado inig ka dagko ang future sa ato nasod puro rapist. tsktsktsk.

[kitkeeth]

Naa naba kaha ni dri nuh ?

[Deathnote]

wow for me its disturbing..i know it depends kung kinsa ang mag play but making a game out of something as serious as rape is sick....i mean i hear you rodsky...there is probably 1 in a million chance you would rape someone but not everyone is that responsible...it can act as a fuel to a spark on someones sick mind..i dont know..just my own opinion

[xeoxander01]

Like I said I own these games yet I see myself as a normal person. You guys just tend to overreact, as always. The key issue here is merely self-discipline and maturity. If you have both, you can get into anything yet still keep the essence of being benign and sensible intact.

-RODION

not everyone sees the world like you do..

[babypaupau]

We are lucky to live in a society that doesn't need regulation for kitchen knives.

Question: The kitchen knives in your house--do you keep them in a drawer nga naka-kandado/locked?

Just think.

A kitchen knife is dangerous. It can kill (i.e. end your life, zilch, kaput). But...a kitchen knife is also useful. It can cut onions, lettuce, and carrots. It can prepare your fish for cooking... and so on.

But again, we live in a society that doesn't need regulation for kitchen knives. Why? Because we are disciplined enough to use them properly and appropriately.


Granted, there are cases of people dying because of kitchen knife stabbings, but then they are not the norm.

-RODION

just my opinion.


you cant compare kitchen knives with video games with explicit contents. no matter how you put it, they can never be the same. they're totally out of each other's range, per se.

[rodsky]

just my opinion.


you cant compare kitchen knives with video games with explicit contents. no matter how you put it, they can never be the same. they're totally out of each other's range, per se.

You forget the fact that this issue, as begun in this thread, is primarily a legal (not moral) one. We are trying to ascertain why Japanese law dismissed the case, because this is in fact what is bothering most people who have begun to complain about the existence of these games. Which is why the knife analogy is very handy in this situation.

The two situations, from a legal standpoint, pose a threat--the knife is potentially dangerous, and thus, in the eyes of some people (esp. moralists), that video game is also potentially dangerous. From a legal standpoint, in Japan, discussions, debates and arguments pertaining to its being banned from store shelves will only revolve on that issue of "potential threat to society and children". Thus I personally believe, Japanese law don't see it as a threat, in the same manner as they also don't see a kitchen knife as a threat (if you may recall, there in fact, have been motions to examine the security of knives in Japan, after several cases of stabbing sprees in Akihabara ( Stabbing rampage in Akihabara [Tokyo]: 7 people killed | Japan Probe ), and thus paving the way for the dismissal of the case.

-RODION

[W.Axl Rose]

not good in Philippines heheheheheh mograbe gyud ang rape case unya heheheheh