Perpetuating a culture of rape, making rape a game, desensitizing people to rape, promoting thrills through violence and rape simulations are all devastatingly terrifying to me.
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Just as explicit rap music lyrics movies TV shows and Marilyn Manson were all blamed for real-life imitation - this game has a huge, red bull's-eye on it. It certainly will not help discourage violence against women. Will this game promote rape or rapists? I have no idea. One student said he, "only wanted to check it out." Yikes, how I wish I had been wrong. A few of my male students admitted that learning about the game made them want to play it. My theory proved to be nauseatingly true-the male students in my classes became interested in the game. I wanted to check the shock value of the game. With extreme judgment control, I presented a description of the game and news stories regarding the proposed ban. Fighting opposing emotions, I brought the issue regarding game to the attention of my high school seniors. Before writing, I deliberated over the painful thought of giving this alleged 'game' any more unnecessary attention.
Why is it banned? Is it really that bad? Curious parties scavenge the Internet to purchase a copy and consequently the price of the game will skyrocket.
Banning or trying to ban the game shines a spotlight on it. For three years this game has gone under the radar. As an adolescent, anything that was off-limits to me became desirable. A ban on this, or anything, will only make it more popular.
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