yep, you're right, it is the homosexuality thing...i don't want my kids being brainwashed and turning gay, and the family name doesn't live on
Ummm...
Glee turning young boys into little ferries
So the Glee boys are put to work transporting passengers from their small island to the mainland? I think I missed that bit, that's quite impressive...
You don't see shows like Gi Joe cartoons anymore b/c being a tough man, is now looked down upon...we're lucky we still have nfl football, and action movies...but that's all we got...
Ticklemytoes, I hope to God you're a troll.
As a Christian and an American, I find the PTC protests against this show quite comical. As stated several times in the thread, you can always block the channel. (I'd imagine most people with PTC leanings wouldn't enjoy their kids watching shows like Jersey Shore, either, so it makes sense to just block MTV.) What I find even more comical is that most parents I know would completely freak out if their child saw nudity on the screen... but they'll let said child watch really disturbing or mind-numbing shows like Ren & Stimpy (my generation); Ed, Edd, and Eddy; Chowder (I found my sixteen-year-old stepbrother watching this once--what the sh-t is that???); or anything Power Rangers-esque. This country is super-uptight about sex, but seems to think almost nothing of violent content in kids' shows. (This has been constant, since at least the 80s--I grew up on Sesame Street, Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, Arthur... and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. See, not even I was untouched by this phenomenon. )
My point is basically that if parents are really concerned about what their child/teen is watching, then they're becoming preoccupied with the wrong details. Whether or not they're still growing, most people have reached (physical) sexual maturity by age 16, so sexual content in a teen show shouldn't be so jarring that the show itself is being protested. But this kind of suppression, mixed with almost a glorification of violence in entertainment from an early age, has led to a kind of "macho complex" in many Americans. Ticklemytoes said so himself (I assume he's male?): "what happened to Gi Joe, and being a man... You don't see shows like Gi Joe cartoons anymore b/c being a tough man, is now looked down upon...we're lucky we still have nfl football, and action movies..."
^This.
And it's a problem.
... Oh, and one more thing: kids watching homosexuals on TV won't brainwash them into being homosexuals. Just like watching straight people on TV won't brainwash a child to be straight, if that's not his/her natural inclination. Gender attraction--and gender identification--are biologically determined. I could go into the science of that, but then this would be a really long post.
How's your head, David?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_-yBJ0YnZ0
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