Video Gaming and the Supreme Court

In  response to Jareb Blackfords blog post “Video Gaming Ruling”, I agree with his statement on the Supreme Court did the wrong thing by over turning this ban and deeming it unconstitutional.  I am all for banning minors from the purchase of violent video games. I have children who play video games but I control which ones they play because I am the ones that buy them for them. It would be great for the government to step in and do something about it but somehow we have to do some things on  our own. I don’t want my children to see all that at the age they are so I make sure they see what they need to see. I don’t want to hinder their innocence by allowing them to play games that are way too old for them or can alter the way they see things and think. They have enough to deal with as it is and thinking that killing and muggings is the way of the world is not one them. They will be able to play those games later when they are old enough to be on their own and buy them for themselves but as long as I am buying them they will see and play what I want them to play. The Supreme Court has no idea what is in the games that are on the market, they aren’t the ones playing them. I am sure if one of their children were to kill, their personality changed, or they referred to a certain game making them do some of things they do wrong we would hear about it and it would make headlines. But since that it not what is happening then we won’t hear about it.