Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said parents should decide which video games their children play, not the government, amid concerns about violence in the latest Grand Theft Auto release. “In the end, parents, and this what we do in my household, my son is 11, my daughter is 13, we decide how these games are […]
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said parents should decide which video games their children play, not the government, amid concerns about violence in the latest Grand Theft Auto release.
“In the end, parents, and this what we do in my household, my son is 11, my daughter is 13, we decide how these games are consumed, and how often,” Concha said Sunday on Fox and Friends. “Just like we should with movies, just like we do with streaming shows or books. We as parents should decide what is appropriate and what is not.”
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