Moral Outrage? Games Or Politics?

http://connecttheworld.blogs.cnn.com/2010/03/30/when-does-a-video-game-go-too-far/
Should video games be restricted?

Let's think about this for a moment.

Some people are objecting to a recent video game created in Japan. The plot of the game is rape and or murder a woman.

Some people are objecting to the president and congress of the United States that conspired to rape the American public by subverting the constitution and the bill of right by claiming to pass a bill that was not voted on.

The game is clearly a fantasy.

The president and congress are a horrible reality.

Which is more offensive?

I am much more offended by the treasonous actions of the president and congress of the United States than I am by the plot of a video game (which is not much different from many popular television shows and movies and books).

It is too bad that it is much easier to ban the make believe actions in a video game, than to punish the reprehensible actions of a bunch of traitors who are actively seeking to destroy the United States.

Would anybody object to a game where the plot is bribe enough congressmen to pass a bill opposed by everyone (except politicians) which will enslave the entire country?