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**BonjGopu** · 05-28-2008, 06:55 PM

Agathon, don't you realize that in puritan America, sex is always considered worse than violence?

Stylized nudity in the Starbucks logo gets threatened with a boycott, but stylized violence with armored, overmuscular men with a penchant for real-life crime piling on top of each other in a homoerotic fashion over a leather object? That's perfectly okay.

Hot Coffee gets the third degree, gets plastered all over the news; Mass Effect's sex scenes are the crux of the controversy. The violence in those games? Passing mention.

The gay theme kicks But I'm a Cheerleader to a rated R; a wisp of sexuality in Amelie sends it to R-land. Live Free or Die Hard? PG-13.

Thus, lying about things and heading to war, okay; lying about things and getting a blowjob... what'll I tell my children?!

05-28-2008, 06:55 PM	#5
BonjGopu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 502 Senior Member	Agathon, don't you realize that in puritan America, sex is always considered worse than violence? Stylized nudity in the Starbucks logo gets threatened with a boycott, but stylized violence with armored, overmuscular men with a penchant for real-life crime piling on top of each other in a homoerotic fashion over a leather object? That's perfectly okay. Hot Coffee gets the third degree, gets plastered all over the news; Mass Effect's sex scenes are the crux of the controversy. The violence in those games? Passing mention. The gay theme kicks But I'm a Cheerleader to a rated R; a wisp of sexuality in Amelie sends it to R-land. Live Free or Die Hard? PG-13. Thus, lying about things and heading to war, okay; lying about things and getting a blowjob... what'll I tell my children?!
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