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Should violent videogames be protected as a form of free speech? Do we need tougher laws that prohibit the sale of violent games to minors? The Supreme Court is on the case and recently heard oral arguments for the Schwarzenegger v. EMA case. Fortunately, The Daily Show’s John Hodgman has the solution. Find out we can make violent games less attractive to children.
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Above: The Daily Show’s John Hodgman solves the EMA v. Schwazenegger case
Nov 5, 2010
The 10 best moments from the Schwarzenegger v. EMA’s Supreme Court oral arguments
Plus, why some of the things people said were a bit… off
Video Game Voters Network: Send in your old controllers to protect freedom of speech
The VGVN urges gamers everywhere to do their part to stop the California Video Game Law
