Yes, let's stop video games about war, but not war.<br><br>It's ironic (well, not really) that politicians jump on this bandwagon to pander to their voters, but never war movies, shows, or the military itself. They love that stuff because it let's them wave flags and look patriotic, though the vast majority of Congress have NOT served nor would they let their children (Biden didn't serve, but his son's did, albeit the younger got kicked out for cocaine). This is yet another panderfest. It's like protesting porn, nobody rushes to defend it, present company excluded. <br><br>As a vet, I say, if you're going to prohibit/regulate violent combat video games, you better start at the other end and get us out if the current war(s) first.