Gah! :blink:
Religious people fight against wickedness, and do not want to see it mainstream. The religious see all evil as they define it as a direct attack or temptation by Satan. So from their perspective, it doesn't matter if it is some sexed up reality show, Howard Stern, or Queer Eye -- or abortion, gay marriage, or Janet, Britney et. al. baring it all in public.
Society is an agreement of moral and ethical standards. Public nudity, appropriate attire, when you can spit and where. Remove all restraint and you have a selfish anarchy. At some level it is common courtesy, and frankly I appreciate not being put off my lunch by the 600 Kilo guy in a thong. The social contract is changing, it is just that some people want to push the boundaries to far, too fast and at some point there is bound to be a backlash. It's not like this is the first time in history that decadance has become mainstream. Personally, I would rather not devolve into the late Roman empires preoccupation with entertainment, but it appears that is where we are going.
Religious people fight against wickedness, and do not want to see it mainstream. The religious see all evil as they define it as a direct attack or temptation by Satan. So from their perspective, it doesn't matter if it is some sexed up reality show, Howard Stern, or Queer Eye -- or abortion, gay marriage, or Janet, Britney et. al. baring it all in public.
Society is an agreement of moral and ethical standards. Public nudity, appropriate attire, when you can spit and where. Remove all restraint and you have a selfish anarchy. At some level it is common courtesy, and frankly I appreciate not being put off my lunch by the 600 Kilo guy in a thong. The social contract is changing, it is just that some people want to push the boundaries to far, too fast and at some point there is bound to be a backlash. It's not like this is the first time in history that decadance has become mainstream. Personally, I would rather not devolve into the late Roman empires preoccupation with entertainment, but it appears that is where we are going.
”There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." - Hamlet (1.5.167-8), Hamlet to Horatio.
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