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June 25th, 2006   #1
sandy
 

Should violent expression be restricted? info


violent expression is used increasingly in all fields today.
I don't think complete censorship is necessary to works.
It's because fascinating works exists a lot even if it's violent.

But I'm convinced.
Censorship certain degree of is necessary.
But where should boundary line be set up?

How do yout think about?
 
June 25th, 2006   #2
Missileer
 
 
Depends on where the violence is expressed. If its in a bullring in Mexico or a heavyweight boxing match, it's totally in place. If someone tries either sport on you at work, then he deserves the butt stroke that gets from Security, where I work, they take no prisoners.





“War is an ugly thing but not the ugliest of things; the decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feelings which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse.”
—John Stuart Mill
 
June 26th, 2006   #3
major liability
 
 
Humans can be violent.

It is impossible to restrict violence by its very nature.


"Mankind, when left to themselves, are unfit for their own government." - George Washington
 
June 26th, 2006   #4
Ted
 
 
This is a very shady area! You could make a certain set of rules, but you'll never get a consensus with this. To some, the rules might be to restrictive while others would like to see more censorship.... My personal opinion is that the "everything should be possible" mentality has caused a serious drift in values and morals. When I look around I see many things which are ready to be put down. Not just violence, but a whole arena of stupid, senseless and moronic things....

Wow, did I just sound like a 19th century preacher?
 
June 27th, 2006   #5
Mohmar Deathstrike
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Missileer
Depends on where the violence is expressed. If its in a bullring in Mexico or a heavyweight boxing match, it's totally in place. If someone tries either sport on you at work, then he deserves the butt stroke that gets from Security, where I work, they take no prisoners.
I believe sandy meant violent verbal expression.
 



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