Big E wrote:People should parent and quit expecting the whole world to be sanitized to their level of tolerance, or lack thereof.
And if this lady thinks her daughter is going to be corrupted by Cosmo... wow, she's in for a shocker.
And probably The Shocker.
Awesome with the personal shots again, though. What does one take for a chronic case of butt hurt?
Using that sh*tty logic, I should be able to tear into my wife in the middle of the street and it is YOUR problem if you don't like it. Â Sorry, but your terrible logic is still terrible. Â Although I do enjoy the flashbacks to my teenage years when I walked through life thinking I was so much more enlightened than everyone else and it was THEIR issue. Â It is called common sense and common decency.
Some questions for your:
1. Why aren't didlo's for sale in the checkout line?
2. Why is "C*ck 'n P*ssy" not for sale in the checkout line?
3. Why are hardcore movies not for sale in the checkout line?
The answer is REAL simple (I think you can figure it out): there is a line in the sand where we, as a society, have agreed it is perfectly acceptable to own, but not appropriate to shove in people's face at a place EVERYONE has to to go to get their food. Â The question then becomes "where exactly is that line?" Â The idea that people would feel this way about Cosmo is not all that radical (go to most grocery stores here and you already see them putting black pieces of plastic in front of the magazine).
All that said, your line about "The Shocker" explains the level of rational thought we have come to expect from you. Â I certainly don't understand why it is so hard for people to understand that we will talk to our kids about the joy and love expressed through ramming your hand up someone's a$$ and don't need a magazine in a very public forum to do it for us.
