Should the US have a system for banning movies/video games?

[Gabu]

I don't really care.  In the places where things do get banned, they're generally not without reason (talking in terms of the first world countries, not Middle Eastern and such like countries).  I saw an interview with the Irish guy in charge of the Irish censorship organization about his decision to ban Manhunt 2, and he seemed like a very sensible guy who honestly didn't like banning things.  He wasn't exactly the type of jackbooted fascist that seems to get commonly associated with the topic of censorship.  I honestly thought he justified his position pretty well.

Not saying that my answer is that I do want something like that in North America, but I can understand why it happens.

[Gabu]

So you think it's ok to publicly display the humiliation of a woman who was brutally raped in total violation of her will not to have it displayed? Man, you're even more misogynistic than I thought.

Ignore him and he'll talk less, John.

[Gabu]

The law's what matters most.

In America, perhaps; in other places where some laws are rarely enforced, it really matters very little.