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The goal is to stop making Valve afraid of these...
What is the consensual version of this? A beauty OP or anything else a surgeon might do?
What have Trump and his minions to do with that?
Violent games are governed by the ratings boards and they deem them ok under higher ratings.
The other extremely egregious stuff is actually not legal.
Correct. It wasn't legal in the first place.
Did you read the post? Specifically #2 in the quoted text?
If I looked them all up, I would need to prepare to look those up while trying not to be added to some government watch list for looking up those specific laws pertaining to the specific illegal content.
Chris Hansen will not be telling me to have a seat so he can have a chat with me.