Ma'am, in case you somehow didn't notice, RPGamer is a video game site. Specifically, role-playing video games. These games frequently make use of such fantasy elements as magic and relics.

It is quite obvious that your Liberal agenda is to introduce the youth of America to Paganism, with its deviant homosexual rituals and idol-worship.

In addition to being overgeneralizing and underinformed, that sentence reveals the stereotypist in you.

I think they should not only post the ten commandments on schools, but also on every website as well.

And if you ever build a web site, Ms. Snope, it will be your prerogative to unabashedly post the Ten Commandments, in full view of your visitors. The Internet is a public medium, and it's protected by a concept known to government scholars as "free speech."

I fought this kind of Godless nonsense in the 1980's,

For crying out loud, de-capitalize "godless." You're not blasphening His name, and it's proper English.

back when it was called Dungeons & Dragons, a "Game" that taught teenagers how to perform Satanic rituals and how to sacrifice babies to Lucifer before feasting on their limbs.

And I bet you weren't very successful then, either. Once again your stance is crippled by stereotypes, reckless exaggeration, and appeals to scare tactics. Anyone who is even remotely familiar with D&D, something you are clearly not, knows that the game is simply a real-life roleplay. Roleplaying is a recogized therapy technique, a healthy form of play for children, and an art form (theatre) dating back hundreds of years before the birth of Christ. A very few zealots carried the game too far and indeed did commit some heinous acts, but the vast majority of casual Dungeons and Dragons players (myself included) are ordinary people from all walks of life. I, for example, am a devout Catholic, an honor student, and close friend and confidante to numerous peers. I also love computers, acting, and role-playing and video games. Do I sound like a threat to your children?

The worst part about your website is that it panders to children. You talk of videogames yet, when you scrape away that thin verneer, all you find is blasphemous talk of nature Goddesses (a disgusting Wiccan concept) and Vampires and Pagan magical spells used by demons and sorcerers!

Ma'am, these are all central concepts to dozens of these games! They are fantasy, escapism, a way to duck the pressures and demands of reality for a short time, and indulge the imagination! There is no "thin veneer" to this web site, only honest, what-you-see-is-what-you-get game coverage.

Is this what those Godless liberal Atheists claim is defended by the 1st Amendment!?

How fortunate for your son. Thanks to your diligence, little Timmy's soul has been forever saved from the scourge of RPGamer.

I am going to write a sternly-worded letter to my State Representative Bob Barr, who actually cares about our youth, advocating that sites such as yours be censored and that libraries be filtered against such Godless liberal filth.

Excellent idea. Maybe he can introduce legislation to have RPGamer's staff proclaimed guilty of heresy, and then get them stoned in the village square. You've already disregarded freedom of speech and religion; how hard could it be to get a bill of attainder, containing a provision for a cruel and unusual punishment, signed into law?

This is what Al Gore made such a big stink about inventing? This Information Superhighway that is only good for turning our children against God and country? It's a good thing I didn't vote for him or that swine Klinton.

I really hope your neck doesn't break at some point from being twisted so unnaturally far to the right.

It is times like these where I am glad that I home-school my children and don't send them to public schools to learn socialism and atheism...

...where instead of learning heresies like tolerance, and how to expand one's horizons to thoughtfully weigh the merits of beliefs other than their own, and perhaps amend their own principles as a result of new information, they learn such wholesome values as close-mindedness and obstinacy. Your intended end may be noble, but it's become so grossly perverted by the means you use to achieve it that it becomes meaningless. You need to get out of the chapel once in a while, ma'am, and into the real world where the rest of us live.

Original Editorial: Concerned Parent strikes out at RPGamer