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RE: Lawsuit against Ordinance Restricting Video Game Playtime - Jiggly - 09-24-2020
(09-24-2020, 12:18 PM)KylieShorta Wrote: Actually you can see that it has a lot of sense man. I mean, how could the government restrict the gaming time? Seriously? I mean, that is just stupid. So these people got the right point in my opinion. I mean, the kid plays video games during his spare time, he could easily do anything else, then why don't you restrict some other things? Like reading time or anything like this. Or maybe the kid is a streamer? Why not.
A reminder: You've already be warned for gravedigging. Since that was a nice post, and the thread is only 4-5 months old, I'll let it slide.
On topic: I agree. Better the child play games (some of which have been supported via empirical studies to actually have some benefits for developing kids), than let the child do something actually illegal in their downtime. What if that kid gets into coding and creating games as a result and builds a successful career? Of course, not every gaming child does that, but it should be the child and the parents right to make that decision, not the governments.
RE: Lawsuit against Ordinance Restricting Video Game Playtime - OwenMackay - 01-16-2021
Lawsuit against the time-limiting order for playing video games. I didn't know what they could sue for. At this point, I didn't know at all that this was possible with video games. To sue the company for playing video games. This is some kind of nonsense, but you still need to find a lawyer quickly, otherwise you can slip a state lawyer who usually cannot help you with something. I personally use one site where you can find yourself a lawyer. Try this site, it might help you in this situation. Once this site helped me a lot. The site also offers online advice on defamation lawsuit consultation online.
RE: Lawsuit against Ordinance Restricting Video Game Playtime - Greenleaf - 08-02-2021
Every one has the right to do what they love. There shouldn't be laws to Restrict them. What if someone wants to become a professional gamer. Professional Video gamers are getting recognised now and are earning similar to top class sports man in the world. People should decide what they want to do.