[geoschmo]

Unfortunatly Gt, the fact that those topics are so objectionable does not mean they do not exsist. You can buy at your local retail computer store a game that has as it's main objective car jacking and murder, and another one that put's you in the role of a person running a multi-national drug cartel. The hypothetical examples you cite may in fact exsist somewhere in the unsavory netherworld of the net.

My first thought when I viewed this site was satirical in nature. Something along the lines of Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal", or at the least "The top 100 things to do as Evil Overlord". But I don't see anything nearly that clever with this site.

The "game" appears nothing more than a test to see who can click their mouse the most number of times.

Maybe the joke is that it's designed by a company that manufactures computer mice as a way to wear people's out so they will have to buy a new one. I see no redeming value to it.

But I suppose it's part of the price we pay for freedom of speech.

Geo