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Parents: Severed heads in games bad for kids; sex is worse

arstechnica.com — A survey suggests that parents find sexual video game content far more problematic than violent content. Considering the FCC's fixation with fleeting f-bombs and pixelated naughty bits on TV, the results may not be all that surprising.

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