OG, despite your apparent obsession with games, and the amount of time you spend playing them, not everyone shares your interests or, uhm, proclivity. It's disingenuous of you to say parents are being lazy or disinterested in their children because they're not like YOU. (I'm also not going to try and trump your ace by getting into your personal parenting style or priorities, one better than the other, so stop trying the same with me.)
I'm more than willing to have a discussion that goes beyond defending my POV. I still see no suggestions from you about ratings, for other parents or non-gamers to use, for the best interest of their kids. Crow managed to do it, admitting that play-throughs may not always be possible, and assessing games is more complicated than ever. But all I'm seeing from you is being contrary and condescending. Not sure what that chip is on your shoulder, or what purpose it's serving.
This isn't a computer game, but a computer conversation.