Ruddock wants to ban films, books and computer games which encourage terrorism.
Does this mean Counter-Strike is under threat of a ban? Afterall, one side of the team are the terrorists, and the aim of the game is to set off bombs, keep hostages, and act in a generally terrorising manner whilst pwning n00bs.
It's also one of the most popular online games in the world.
Hopefully I've made my position on games clear from the previous article, but if not, I'll just quote Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of Zelda and Mario (via Wikipedia):
""Video games bad for you? (laughs) That's what they said about rock and roll."
Surely Ruddock wouldn't be that much of a spoil-sport, and I do realise the bigger issue pertains to the banning of books which are a valuable academic resource, and don't even get me started on banning films.
But surely other people have had Counter-Strike pop into their heads when they heard about Ruddocks latest?
In any event, it must be said: zomfg Ruddock am ghey ffs.
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