The Doctor
Junk Science Debunker
Exactly!...particularly the "fun and comfort" bit. If I choose to watch South Park or the Sopranos with my fictitious 12 year old...I would be prepared to "explain" things. And I would be exposing my child to those forms of entertainment on my terms. When some punk teen boy band guy rips the clothes off of a middle aged lip syncher during the half time show of the Super Bowl...well fortunately the half time show was so awful, we would have already flipped over to Discovery Wings Channel.CPangracs said:It's not the "boob", and you know it! It's the CONTEXT of the boob! (I never thought I'd write those two words in the same sentence,..."context" and "boob"!)
Seriously, what do you say when the child asks "why does she want everyone to see her boob?", or "Why did that man tear off her clothes? Is he mad at her?".
It goes way beyond just a "boob". Boobs are good,...anyone knows that - they are the source of life for infants, and much fun and comfort for men later in life!
My point is that...the pace at which parents exposed their children to adult "entertainment" should be set by the parents and not a bunch of elitist, Hollywood, Long-haired Hippy type pinko...sorry I morphed into Charlie Daniels for a moment...
Oh, David Lynch is a great film maker, but he is an acquired taste...I just never got over the 5 minutes of "Eraserhead" that I also tried to watch.