Disney Channel Horror: Customers Get Porn Instead

[Schmoopie]

Originally Posted by MusicJunkie

the only thing I don't like about this story is.... I agree that porn shouldn't be exposed to children. But it seems like in general, people are afraid of anything with sexuality, but have no issues with children being exposed to SAW, Hostel and all those horror movies that go beyond scares and go into sadism and torture. It doesn't bother people that children are exposed to that, but nudity is the worst thing in the world?

I agree that the mother had every right to complain and go public with this... but had Disney accidentally switched over to SAW II or Hostel, would she be as furious as with porn? People have double standards regarding violence and sexuality, and I don't understand it because I think sadistic violence is more scarring than nudity.

That is so true! How is violence any less hurtful to kids than porn is?

Andrea

[MusicJunkie]

Originally Posted by Schmoopie

That is so true! How is violence any less hurtful to kids than porn is?

Andrea

a great example of this hypocrisy is the Janet Jackson nipple incident. She was crucified and her career pretty much was destroyed on the spot for that. Yet... there are plenty of shows on television that have graphic violence and nobody bats an eye. I have only seen a couple CSI episodes but have some freaky things in there that would mentally scar a child more than a split second shot of a 40 year old woman's breast. Hell, Buffy's one of my fave shows ever, and I remember the sex scenes between Buffy and Spike in season 6 put it at #1 on the PTC's most hated shows (I think PTC are nazis who thinks adults are supposed to watch Hannah Montana) but yet they didn't mind when Willow literally skinned Warren alive after murdering Tara. That's okay, it's only violence, but a couple sex scenes between Buffy and Spike crosses the line of morality and decency.

[Hollow]

why does this keep getting bumped up?

[ekkostar]

This reminds me of those copies of the Toy Story 2 DVD that had High Fidelity pressed on the second layer. After Jessie's Song it skipped to the Sonic Death Monkey scene.

[Chocoholic]

Originally Posted by MusicJunkie

a great example of this hypocrisy is the Janet Jackson nipple incident. She was crucified and her career pretty much was destroyed on the spot for that. Yet... there are plenty of shows on television that have graphic violence and nobody bats an eye. I have only seen a couple CSI episodes but have some freaky things in there that would mentally scar a child more than a split second shot of a 40 year old woman's breast.

I agree. I'd let my children (If I had any.) watch an episode of Sex and the City before I'd let them watch CSI.