In all fairness, the UK government actually defended Modern Warfare 2. The Secretary of Culture, Media, and Sport spoke positively about the game industry and adult rated games when Keith Vaz raised his concerns about Modern Warfare 2 at a recent Prime Minister's Question Time.

Keith Vaz is an outspoken critic of games though, who has continually used the controversy surrounding some violent videogames (e.g. the Manhunt series) to raise his political profile. In this case (although it pains us to say it), the UK government actually got it spot-on - it's just one evangelist who let the side down.

jesus christ, i think this countrys government needs to wack themselves over the head!its not asif teens or adults or even kids are gunna get an AK47 with a red dot sight and heartbeat sensor and go around an airport shooting random people

its pathetic, that scene didnt really affect me because i knew it was just a gameand wasnt real, i wasnt shooting reall people and its something that games have never and probably never will do again 

Like we believe everything Bowling says , lol. He hasn't lied to us once pre-release (wink,wink)

He is full of it , thats a cover story to hide their embarassment.