From chips in weapons to supersprafov for games with violence. Ideas after the tragedy in Kerch
The essence of the proposal of the Russian senator is to fine the distributors of game content for the content of violence in it. Mizulina proposes to introduce administrative responsibility on all platforms where violent actions are being shown in games. According to the representative of Sovfeda, such sites today include Google, YouTube, Facebook and others, where the games are “close to reality.”
In the newspaper Kommersant given Mizulina statement:
In fact, fines for this kind of content are already provided for by Russian law. Makes such a fine up to 100 thousand rubles. Elena Mizulina offers to increase it at times.
In this connection, a question arises to the legislators themselves: why did they start to wave the drafts just now, where they were during the last decades, when scenes of violence had become commonplace not only for games? What to do now? Penalize film distributors for showing films with scenes of murders, terrorist attacks, etc.? Or, nevertheless, do not hit the tails and do not work “tops”, but already develop a coherent policy on the issue of systemic education of the younger generation.
Representatives of the middle and older generations also played: “war”, “policemen and gangsters”, “Cossack-robbers” - they ran with wooden machine guns, “shot and killed”. But from this, thank God, the vast majority of the villains did not become. Today, the level of public aggression has increased significantly. Not the last role played by the negative content, which says Mizulina. But only bans and fines can not solve the problem.
Proposal from the Ministry of Interior: equip all realizable weapon in Russia tracking sensors. At the conference "Interpolitech-2018", a senior researcher at the testing department of the technical regulation center and cataloging of the Russian Interior Ministry "Special equipment and communications" Andrei Tsukanov said (RIA News):
The sensor at the manufacturing stage is proposed to be installed in the body or butt of a firearm. This will slightly increase the cost of the "trunk".
It is not entirely clear who and how exactly will carry out the accounting for movements of weapon owners with these weapons. It is not clear what will be undertaken in case of damage or other reasons for the failure of the sensors. An additional problem is that, judging by the tragedy in Kerch, there are still opportunities to create (obtain) improvised explosive devices. And then no chipping exactly will not help.
The very idea of the representatives of the Ministry of Interior related to the nightmarish events at the Kerch Polytechnic College.
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