Do you believe that video games are getting too violent and sexually explicit?
Is Whitehead right that the rating system for video games is not enforced?
What is your position as to who should bear the responsibility of keeping violent and sexually explicit video games away from children? Or is there a need to keep them away?
Why are our children and teens attracted to games that are so violent?
How do you respond to Whitehead's statement that the video-game industry "spends all its time and money devising ever more ingenious ways to markey to kids over the heads of their parents and to deliberately undermine the ability of parents to regulate what their children are seeing?"
To what extent are the choices children and teens make when it comes to video games in keeping with choices they make in choosing movies and television shows? Is there a difference in the level of control parents and the businesses involved have?
How is Whitehead's bias revealed not only in her statements about the governor and the video-game industry but also in the language she uses in discussing them?
How convincing is Whitehead in arguing that, as her title says, parents need help?
What warrants or underlying assumptions, are behind Whitehead's argument?