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Congressman Joe Pitts Claims his Video Game Comments were Misportrayed in Daily Show Lampoon
Categories: Game Ratings • Humour • Legal Reform • Policy Analysis • Violent Game Laws
After raising many eyebrows with his comments, Congressman Joe Pitts claims his statements on the affects of violent video games on children aired in a June 22 Daily Show segment were misportrayed.
Sources: DailyLocal.com | GamePolitics | Joystiq | YouTube Video (snippet)
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Dale’s Comment: It’s hard to understand how Congressman’s Pitt’s comments could have been misportrayed. They were aired uncut. This is simply another example of a (probably) well intentioned, aging, out of touch Senator speaking on a subject he does not understand. Sounds like Washington as usual to me.
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- Congressman Joe Pitts Claims his Video Game Comments were Misportrayed in Daily Show Lampoon (July 8, 2006)
- Jon Stewart on Congressional Debate over Video Games (June 22, 2006)
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