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Violent Video Games And The Rights Of Parents
In Real Life
10 years ago

Violent Video Games And The Rights Of Parents

Charles J. Chaput
13

In this essay originally penned for First Things, Denver Archbishop Charles Chaput discusses the recent Supreme Court decision that granted video games First Amendment protection. Opening with his memories of the 1999 Columbine High School shooting, Chaput is clearly against the decision.

Taiwan Explains The Supreme Court’s Decision
In Real Life
10 years ago

Taiwan Explains The Supreme Court’s Decision

Michael McWhertor
3

Yesterday, the US Supreme Court ruled that a California law banning the sale of violent video games to minors was unconstitutional. You may have read about that decision and the arguments for and against the ruling. Would you like to see it crudely animated?

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