Ron Jeremy Slams Gaming As More Harmful Than Watching Porn

[J-SiN]

http://ronjeremy.com/2010/ron-jeremy...rse-than-porn/

I have always found it perplexing how gore and violence seem to be more culturally acceptable over brazen sexuality. While we are less likely to give a damn about characters hacking away at other creatures in a video game, many of us are quick to react over some nipple exposure. As such, sexually explicit materials are often less available to children compared to gore and violence even though both are potentially harmful to children without parental supervision.


Meanwhile, every time I see unruly kids screaming in public places without their parents minding, I resist the urge to give the adults instant vasectomy.

[Rochard]

This is something that has always confused me. The amount of violence we have in our lives is staggering. CNN last night showed a dump truck dumping dozens of bodies into a open pit that held yet more dead bodies.

When I was a kid in grade school I used to sell dirty magazines - Playboy, Penthouse, Hustler. My best friend's father was a truck driver, and had a huge stash of dirty magazines. Kids, well at least boys, have a burning desire to see this. It's in their DNA. They want to see boobies. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure that out.

But here's the kicker. Society goes through all kinds of lengths to "protect children from seeing harmful material" damn well knowing that at some point every female and every male is going to have sex - and fucking plenty of it.

Yet we have no problem watching fucking CNN in front of our ten and fourteen year old children, dead bodies, gun battles. For those of you who don't have kids, 9/11 was horrible for parents. How the fuck do you explain why the television was showing airplanes crashing into buildings and buildings falling down?

I just played a game of Call Of Duty this morning. Blood, violence, killing. Lots of it. I'm sure that my ten year old neighbor up the street ha COD or something similar.

Porn is bad, harmful to kids. Cause, you know, in a few years they'll do fucking like rabbits anyhow. But violent movies and video games - no problem. A blow job is sin, but killing is fun.

[dyonisus]

There is hypocrisy in all aspects of life like this, but specifically when it comes to what is acceptable behavior and imagery to present to children.

I dont have children myself, but I am most certain I woudl rather have my child looking at boobies then AK 47's blowing the brains off a CGI generated "enemy". I am also certain that incidents like Columbine would be less tragic if children were not taught at an early age that violence is the answer through television and movies.

It is no wonder there is a huge demographic of sexually repressed people in this world. We are taught from a young age that sexuality is taboo and guns and violence are king!

[StaceyJo]

Yeah.. this time on we should be more watchful on our kids, give them the best guidance since we know ahead how retard outside home.