It's funny that the ASA would take the stance that the Bully ads wouldn't cause "widespread offense" when it received a total of 31 complaints. Comparably, the banned ad for Kane & Lynch only received 26 complaints. The extra complaints isn't exactly surprising; remember that the original PS2 version of Bully actually changed its name to Canis Canem Edit when it was released in Europe.
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When asked about the rise in crime, local constable Samuel Wells said "This recent crime wave is intolerable. Just yesterday my mum wa dragged off and given a swirly by some young hooligans. I blame video games for this disaster!"
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You must understand that the people who filed these complaints are only basing their opinions on a flickering image that they saw on a screen for ~30 seconds. Not the actual product.
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What ever happened to the days of your father sitting down with you and giving you the "son you need to stand up to a bully" speech.
Now these pussies cry to CNN when someone hassles them at school.
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What ever happened to the days of your father sitting down with you and giving you the "son you need to stand up to a bully" speech.
Now these pussies cry to CNN when someone hassles them at school.
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What ever happened to the days of your father sitting down with you and giving you the "son you need to stand up to a bully" speech.
Now these pussies cry to CNN when someone hassles them at school.
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