monkeydelarge: By your way of thinking, there is no censorship going on in North Korea, Australia and Germany....because in those countries, it is possible to access the internet. Just because there are ways people can get around a store practicing censorship doesn't mean that store is not guilty of practicing censorship. The store is still suppressing something. Just not 100% but is that a part of the definition? No. And even if censorship means the complete suppression of something, that doesn't mean a store not selling a game isn't SUPPORTING censorship. You can support something without practicing it. For example, a lot of straight people support gay marriage.
No, I'm saying that retailers not carrying a game is not censorship. The moment the government steps in, then that shit is definitely censorship, because even if you have internet access, the material is actually being suppressed because it is being blocked by the government.
Secondly, how exactly is not selling a game supporting censorship? Are you seriously going to try to argue that Barnes and Noble not carrying a book that I want is supporting censorship as well, or is there something I'm missing?
Garrison72: So, we can
censure based on intent ( Hatred), but we can't censor others, based on lazy satire ( GTA)
Perfectly fair.
Yes, we certainly can express severe disapproval at the stated intent behind Hatred. Lord knows I am.