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11-29-06, 03:56 PM #1
messed up censorship
ive always had a problem with censorship, but after seeing this a few times on ripleys believe it or not, it began to strike a nerve. the FCC censors boobs and such. but on ripleys and discovery/discovery health and other such networks, they are not afraid to show anatomicly correct, very realistic looking modles of the human body, totally uncensored. whats the difference!?
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11-29-06, 04:01 PM #2
messed up censorship
Its because the US views a breast as something sexual. In Europe the breast is viewed as a thing of beauty (which it is!) and isnt really considered something overly sexual.
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11-29-06, 04:02 PM #3
messed up censorship
When it's real women, they have to consider the actual woman who is in the nude. Does she want her tits all over the air? Probably not. Just 'cause some people out there are in need of a good porn flick, doesn't mean the prducers can show a woman's breasts on TV.
If you really want to see some tits, just Google.
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11-29-06, 04:04 PM #5
messed up censorship
Originally Posted by darkclone
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11-29-06, 06:01 PM #6
messed up censorship
Censorship is mostly wrong. I don't agree with my country's over censorship.
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11-29-06, 07:28 PM #7
messed up censorship
Censorship is just another excuse for lazy parents to not have to actually parent their kid. Instead of setting which channels they can watch, why not make all of them super-friendly, politically-correct, non-violent, and full of lovable Disney characters, eh?
:nope:
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11-30-06, 04:37 AM #8
messed up censorship
Censorship is fucking lame, if you ask me. And we laugh here quite often how the "peeps" and the boobs are blurred out, hell even g-strings who are showen through white pants are being blurred out.
I've seen this in England aswell to some extent. But nothing like America. It's sick!
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11-30-06, 01:28 PM #9
messed up censorship
Against the general tide, censorship is important, to a degree. I think that breasts are a very sensitive area that many parents would be embarassed if their child saw. It is up to the parent, not society, to teach children about such things. By that logic, censorship actually gives us more freedoms, not less.
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11-30-06, 02:27 PM #10
messed up censorship
Originally Posted by Fire Legion
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