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  KingX2 | April 10, 2008
  That can't be a good advertisement. Glad they took it down.
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  Tiger of Wu | April 10, 2008
  While it's not the worst thing in the world (by a long shot) stuff like that can mess with young kids heads.
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  Silver Mirror | April 10, 2008
  While I can understand them taking it off what really pisses me off it that this thing was approved and passed all the regulations but when people start bitching suddenly Clearcast takes back there decision and removes it
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  Final Blade | April 10, 2008
  Oh sure this gets banned but not ads from GTA and any other Shooter out there, i calling biased people.
  
  It never ends with Kane and Lynch, which i liked the game imo.
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    Tiger of Wu | April 10, 2008
    It isn't the fact that it's a shooter. It's the fact that the Scarface (I don't know their names) is holding the woman as if he's about to rape her. If little kids see that shit it sticks with 'em. The fact it was approved in the first place is stupid.
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  Gothic Girl | April 10, 2008
  *sigh* This is exactly the sort of stuff that fuels anti-video game activists. >_>
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    StarJet | April 10, 2008
    Yep. It sure is. This kinda thing is like calling people like Jack Thompson to the frontlines.
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    tidus04 | April 10, 2008
    I'm just hoping that they take nothing from it and move on but knowing the luck im sure we will see evidence of this in future reports.
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      Tiger of Wu | April 10, 2008
      The way I see it though, this can't be used against video games (or at least validly, and if it is used by Thompson or any other VG nazi, it can easily be put down) because the fault isn't the game's. The game is a shooter which includes things like what's shown in the ad, which (considering the rating and known nature of the game) is fair enough, but if an unsuitable advertisement of it leaks through than that isn't the game (or game manufacturer's) fault, it's the fault of the people who approved it thus making any arguement incorporating this piece of information against video games redundant.
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  Xenctuary | April 10, 2008
  Surely they realised the poster was inappropriate when they submitted it?