Funny how so many super-popular & obviously good for constituents legislation proposals get announced shortly before an election, but almost never actually make it into the law books. It's so obvious, it's cringe.

This AIPAC freak tried to call a Jewish comedian antisemitic for not supporting Israel's genocide

Making this limited to just video games is stupid. This practice spans so many industries, including cars now with remote shutoff abilities.

Israel paid for Ritchie Torres, Israel owns Ritchie Torres.

This uncle tom house slave is a soulless genocidal pos

When the worst guy you know makes a great point.

Just don't search this guy's name to see what other policies he has supported up until election season.

Something tells me he won't care as much after the midterms are over.

At age 38, he’s also nearly 20 years younger than the median member of the House, most of whom were born before Pong was released.

There's your real problem!

We own the disk, not the intellectual property. We use the intellectual property that's on the disc we own.

This is not a difficult concept for either regulators or the game industry to wrap their tiny minds around.

AH:

Ritchie Torres learns what copyright is in 12 real time hours

I appreciate that the game example they gave complies with the legislation they spoke of.

Getting an email from sony reminding me my account may soon be deleted due to inactivity, as I am shoved into a cattle car before being sent to the death camp