Look, it's (Q)'s protege! Watch how he makes entertaining commentary, twists logic, and makes a thread go cold!
If I'm telling a joke at work to my colleages and some skank, thin-skinned woman walks by and overhears it and gets offended by it and reports it, I am in trouble. The way that I see it is since I was not talking to her when I was telling the joke, then it doesn't directly affect her.Those are examples of things directly affecting someone rather than someone seeing something they don't want to see.
I don't totally disagree with you there, but I can still cite plenty of examples where something that wasn't necessarily bad was stopped because it offended someone.Being (FEELING) offended by something doesn't necessarily mean the thing is bad or should be stopped.
Honestly, do you really want to see a nasty, bloated fat chick wearing spandex and a cropped top? Honestly?
Anyone who does want to see something like that, let me know so I can come visit you and beat some sense into you.
If I'm telling a joke at work to my colleages and some skank, thin-skinned woman walks by and overhears it and gets offended by it and reports it, I am in trouble. The way that I see it is since I was not talking to her when I was telling the joke, then it doesn't directly affect her.
Me telling the joke to my friends is a metaphor for PDA.
Her walking by and overhearing it is the metaphor for a passer by walking by and having to see the PDA.
I don't totally disagree with you there, but I can still cite plenty of examples where something that wasn't necessarily bad was stopped because it offended someone.
How about flashing someone? That doesn't directly affect anyone other than the person flashing him/herself.
You might respond with 'well, flashing is indecent exposure'.
Fair enough, then tell me how flashing someone became indecent exposure?
Most likely because people were offended by it and put forth an effort to stop/ban it.
I personnally dislike them, at this point in time anyways. They make me feel more lonely :bawl:
How about you get over it and stop being so thin-skinned yourself buddy?Whether the woman is thinskinned or not or right or wrong, there's no reason for the word skank. As far as I'm concerned that plus the post about the fat chick & what you think you might do to someone who likes seeing her disqualifies you from the discussion.
This seems calculated to generate another "outburst". You didn't drop it before & you can't now.
The other is useless too. We're simply going back&forth & not getting anywhere.
I'm glad this wasn't my 1st discussion with you.
If I'm telling a joke at work to my colleages and some skank, thin-skinned woman walks by and overhears it and gets offended by it and reports it, I am in trouble. The way that I see it is since I was not talking to her when I was telling the joke, then it doesn't directly affect her.
Me telling the joke to my friends is a metaphor for PDA.
Her walking by and overhearing it is the metaphor for a passer by walking by and having to see the PDA. ....
we are to sexually repressed as a sociaty, get over it, sex is a very natural thing and if we all spent more time "fratinising" there would probably be alot less wars.
I would much rather see a couple going for it, naked whatever than some of the things i see on a daily basis
Can someone explain to me why a public display of affection - affection damn it, not hate, or envy, or distaste, or dishonesty - should be something we don't want to see and don't want our children to see?
What am I missing here?
Where does all this uptightness come from?
Why?
Fair enough, then tell me how flashing someone became indecent exposure?
Most likely because people were offended by it and put forth an effort to stop/ban it.