LaRouche's Group Accuses Feds Of Hiding The Truth
In spite of contrary evidence, Lyndon LaRouche's followers are now claiming that the government is in bed with the gaming industry and covered up the involvement of video games in the Virginia Tech Shootings. Ok, you know this ought to be good. Tell us, Oh Enlightened Ones, how is this the case?
The video game lobby is praising the [Virginia Tech] report for its cover-up of LPAC exposure of the Va Tech massacres. On June 21, on the lobby’s websites and magazines, Games Industry and Gammer [sic] Life, write:“Despite the efforts of video game critics Jack Thompson and Lyndon LaRouche, the V-Tech report is out with no mention of video games at all… According to GamePolitics, the video game issue was brought up at the V-Tech Review Panel hearings no less than three times by supporters of Lyndon LaRouche PAC.”
Uh... huh. Funny, I actually haven't really seen any stories circulating around any gaming news sites about the report other than when they're reporting LaRouche's antics. Is it just me or does this seem like a particularly weak conspiracy theory? Seriously: couldn't the government find something better to cover up than this? Oh... wait. I see our favorite Miami attorney's name was mentioned. I guess once he gets his claws into you, you become just as nuts as him.
[via GamePolitics]
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Posted to Miscellany on 26 June 2007
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There's a video game lobby?
There's a bestiality lobby, they have a lobby for everything.
While there is a pedophilia lobby (NAMBLA, assuming they actually lobby anyone), I don't think there's actually a bestiality lobby.