The "Stop Killing Games" movement is a lot more palatable to the general public. (It can be boiled down to "I should be able to play the thing I bought and paid for")
As soon as you mention to someone uninvolved what started this conversation (incest games and such), you're climbing an uphill battle.
It's the same reason why "protect the children" arguments often work, no matter how flawed.
As soon as you mention to someone uninvolved what started this conversation (incest games and such), you're climbing an uphill battle.
It's the same reason why "protect the children" arguments often work, no matter how flawed.