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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WayneLigon" data-source="post: 668328" data-attributes="member: 3649">No, those would not count. And the grounds do not have to be religious, certainly not. An article coming from a psychological perspective, law enforcement, anything and everything else: it's all  good. Most of the ones that will be found probably will be from a out-in-far-right-feild religious/quasi-conhspiracy-theory slant because they seem to be the most common.One thing I would love to find would be mention by or of any law-enforcement agency using RPG's as a profiling point. I know that in her heyday, Pulling spoke to several law enforcement bodies.We're not looking for specifically 'anti-D&D' here. I want to see how many sites out there specifically mention RPG's as being a 'bad thing', particularly sites that speak from a 'position of authority' or actively try to get RPG's banned. News of RPG banning is also good. Mentions of studies conducted, proving either way are good.The main reason I used 'Anti-D&D' is that it is the most high proifile RPG in the mind of the detractors, with 'Vampire' a distant second. Most never mention other RPG's, or even seem to be aware than others (and other genres besides fantasy or fantasy/horror) even exist. Or are not mentioning them because that would detract from their arguement.I think I'll try changing the topic header to prevent this sort of confusion again. I saw yesterday that 'Cruel Doubt', one of the most bizarre 'lets try to shoe-horn in as many anti-rpg statements as we can even though they have nothing to do with the plot' movies ever made, was airing again on Lifetime.</blockquote>

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