兔语:美国人真是世界上最吃饱了撑着米事干的民族 这话真是一点也米错 - -
美国前总统克林顿的夫人,同时也是现任纽约州参议员Hilary Rodham Clinton。
这位有名的女强人,这次在“周日时代”上的一篇文章中称她计划花费9千万美元的天文数字,调查游戏对儿童的影响。
同时她直接指Rockstar的Grand Theft Auto(GTA)是美国社会道德的最大威胁。
以下是她的原话,用词有点敏感。考虑到论坛很多还是小P孩,这里就不翻译了。
"Children are playing a game that encourages them to have sex with prostitutes and then murder them, This is a silent epidemic of media desensitisation that teaches kids it's OK to diss people because they are a woman, they're a different colour or they're from a different place."
消息源自IGN,以下是原文:
Hilary Rodham Clinton, D, NY, has taken sides. Apparently, the wrong one. In an article with the Sunday Times, the first-time senator and two-term first lady, said she wants to launch a $90 million investigation into the effects of videogames on children.
Her efforts mirror long-time Senator Joseph Lieberman D, Ct, though this time she has sided with right wing Republicans Sam Brownback and Rick Santorum.
She cites Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto as as a "major threat" to morality in America.
"Children are playing a game that encourages them to have sex with prostitutes and then murder them," Clinton said in a statement. "This is a silent epidemic of media desensitisation that teaches kids it's OK to diss people because they are a woman, they're a different colour or they're from a different place."
Apparenly Clinton is new to the subect of violence in videogames, which first erupted over the finshing moves in Mortal Kombat. Having sex with a prostitute and then running said woman over in GTA is not a goal or mission in the game, leaving that option open to the morality and choice of the gamer. Furthermore, GTA3, which kick-started this new wave of complaints against violence in videogames, came out in 2001, almost four years ago. Clinton's statement appears to be the first part of her bid for the democratic presidential election in 2008.
Clinton's proposed $90 million investigation will study the impact of games and other electronic media on the "cognitive, social, emotional and physical development" of children, reports the Sunday Times. |