I was mistaken because I didn't understand the procedure of your blog but now I know. Please forgive any misunderstanding on my part. Thanks------Doug

I just took time out to write a presentation on the subject at hand and after pressing add comment, could not find it. If my work was "censored" I refuse to contribute anything more to this blog.---Doug Rosbury

My opinions regarding the japanese actions regarding a game created in america have been called into question but I would like to advise the person who sent me the email that these were my opinions and came under my
right to free agency and as such were intended to stand on their own leaving their interpretation to their observer. Any attempt at explanation would not be
in the spirit of understanding which is integral with
the process of interpersonal information transfer. It was my function to present the wisdom and it is the function of the receiver to digest it.---Doug Rosbury (no apology, no explanation)

I certainly understand anti-censorship, however I also feel that members of the public do not necessarily
know when and where to draw a line in the sand regarding violent content. Our welfare is , after all,
under the protection of our government which receives
instruction from its constituent members,(us)as to how
policy is managed. Japanese policy is more conservative
than ours and reflects the attitudes of its own constituent members. With this in mind I can understand the wisdom of practicing restraint when
setting policy that affects a governments constituents as a whole.------Doug Rosbury

For a store to wish to see what is in your bag
after you have been through checkout after the clerk has put everything in the bag is a violation of logic. Also it is a violation of faith in the customer. What should be done is to seal the bag at checkout and the bag checked at the door to make sure it is still sealed. This could be done with a stapler. Doug Rosbury

give it a chance and dont be so cynical. if the camera offers good quality at a competetive price, what's your problem ?