Where Politics And Video Games Collide

"let's object because 11 and 12 year olds have no idea what drinking or sex is!" I attended a school where getting drunk was a weekly event for most of the student body. Kids are maturing more quickly due to all the media they're being bombarded with(yes I am including video games in this statement). Isn't it better to try to teach them before they get involved in these activities than being forced to try to save them from them after they've started? what gets me is the parents who don't parent getting annoyed with people trying to atleast guide their children. If they aren't being spoken with about this stuff at home what are the odds that they'll try drinking before they fully understand the consequences and get dragged down a very dark path?

If you don't want your kids learning this stuff in schools, step up and inform them at home, have honest and frank discussions where they can ask you anything, I know it might be uncomfortable for parents and kids, but the information they get is given to them on your terms and you can make sure they understand and they can understand where you, as a parent, are coming from.