Where Politics And Video Games Collide

Okay, I've played through the game, and beaten the game with most missions out of the way (70% done).

Easily, it's a good game. Story was simple, a psychopath student who wants to rule over the school with his intelligence, while a bully whom was kicked out of several other schools wants to try and control the bullying.

Right there, it's a sign that no one knows what tehy are talking about. The story of the game. Sure, the way to get to the bullies is to fight them, but given the circumstances of no help from higher powers (at least not the extreme ones).

Over the idea of the game, you can pull off most bully actions. Wedgies, Swirlies, stink bombs, and many others, as well as just plain fighting.

And besides, there is no killing of others, no sort of near death experience what so ever (its like Pokemon, they faint after a super cool move or something like that).

What I don't understand is why they don't use this game as evidence to show that there can be bullying in schools and what they can do. There can be some bad bullies out there that see this game as nothing compared to what they've done.