[ SECRET POST #2636 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2636 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Violence on TV

[(Anonymous)]

My main issue with violence on television/in movies is how it is treated in comparison to sex. You can show so much violence, but seeing nudity (especially male nudity) and seeing sex (especially a female orgasm) is apparently too much for the censors. At least from what I've seen from the R vs. NC-17 rating debate in movies and on television. (Like where Without a Trace got in trouble for having an orgy scene where pretty much nothing was shown but an hour earlier CSI showed all sorts of gruesome death and gore and no one really bats an eye ever.)

I, personally, have much less of an issue with nudity and sexuality being portrayed in media than I do with violence (sexual violence would count as violence, not sex, in my opinion), but apparently I am an atypical American for thinking that.