CptStern
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On this fifth annual "International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers," we remind you to tip -- but not to kill -- your service providers. According to The Toronto Sun, Anastasia Kuzyk of the Sex Workers' Alliance of Toronto believes that games like Grand Theft Auto feed into the "subculture of allowing the violence to continue," and that violence "against sex workers should not be normalized, but it is." Although she doesn't mention GTA by name in the quote, it's the only well-known game we can think of that lets you "run down prostitutes and kill them and beat them up and take their money."
what's next? Pedestrians for the Saftey of Pedestrians Alliance of North America complaining GTA normalizes violence against pedestrians? because that's just as a valid a point ....I think hookers need to stfu, specific to blaming gta because that's the least of their worries ..I mean hookers are killed in novels, movies, comic books every freakin day why dont they blame them? why not blame Jack the Ripper for planting the idea that slicing up hookers might be fun on generation upon generation of unsuspecting would-be hooker murderers
people in the general public need to stfu when it comes to violence in video games because for the most part they havent a clue as to what they're talking about
http://www.joystiq.com/2007/12/17/sex-worker-alliance-gta-normalizes-violence-against-sex-workers/
btw the Toronto Sun is modeled after the british tabloid/newspaper of the same name ..it's targeted reader level is grade 6