Both believe that young Americans need government protection from movies, video games, music and other media that the government disaproves of. I'm not going to argue that everything is apropriate to everyone, regardless of age. But Bush and Gore need a lesson in basic economics if they think that evil entertainment companies are intentionally trying to corrupt America's youth for the fun of it. The entertainment companies didn't choose to market their products to young people before young people chose these products. The conventional image of nefarious corporate titans sitting around a table trying to think up new ways to be evil just doesn't jibe with reality.
Companies are in business to make money.
They can't create demand out of thin air any rational business will market its products to groups which are likely to consume them. And young people have always been in the market for violent content. War, hunting and violent sports have been a part of youth culture since the dawn of time. A few unconstitutional laws aren't going to change this reality. But what has been changing is the way in which the youthful propenisity for violence has been manifested.