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Old 06-21-2006, 01:29 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
But it's always better to say "THINK OF THE CHILDREN!"

The INDUCE ACT, which was designed to hold designers legally responsible for their product's uses (If someone used their software/computer hardware for illegal purposes, or if they COULD be used for illegal purposes, they were guilty of a felony). The INDUCE act is an acronym that includes the word Children, and the preamble or whatever you call it to the law brings up that this law id necessary, because this technology teaches kids to steal (WON'T SOMEBODY THINK OF THE CHILDREN??????). This is a horribly loosely worded law, but again, plays on the children.

Children and terorism. The easiest routes. Now if only we could link Rockstar games to al Qaeda, we'd have a legitimate trifecta.
Well you can shoot down helicopters and planes in GTA: San Andreas...book em KK
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