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The consumer should have the choice.
Parents of anyone 16 and under should make an assessment on the basis of their child in particular.
I don't think that ratings should be anything other than an advisory, and I think that BANNING something is a foolish act - if one wants to see something, they will. Besides, it's not the best way to deal with something you don't like/agree with, by pretending it doesn't exist...that's just dogmatic bullshit.
There should be a clear advisory on games and movies, and anyone should be able to make the CHOICE from that point onwards.
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