Why do you think that some legislators consider the six-part voluntary labeling system for video games insufficient to protect minors?

Just about any product that you purchase in the physical world has one or more warning labels. Indeed, some critics argue that these labels have become so long and so ubiquitous that consumers now ignore them. In other words, putting warnings on just about everything defeats their original purpose. In the online environment, warning labels are not so extensive—at least, not yet.