Comments on: Sense: This Shit makes none. http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/ The Boys Blog Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:10:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Archie http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/comment-page-1/#comment-22877 Archie Tue, 16 Dec 2008 02:23:29 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/#comment-22877 no, it don't make any sense. When u'r 15 years old, u know exactly what u'r doing. If someone wants to show the own body.......... why not? we live in a free country.......(8) no, it don’t make any sense.
When u’r 15 years old, u know exactly what u’r doing.
If someone wants to show the own body……….
why not?
we live in a free country…….(8)

]]> By: petsie http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/comment-page-1/#comment-21861 petsie Fri, 21 Nov 2008 01:21:51 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/#comment-21861 Habe ich das richtig gelesen? "Gesetzeswidriger (illegaler) Gebrauch eines Spiegels"??? Ich kann mir kaum vorstellen, dass in Amiland der staatstragende Gebrauch eines jeden Knopflochs gesetzlich vorgeschrieben ist. Absurd! Habe ich das richtig gelesen? “Gesetzeswidriger (illegaler) Gebrauch eines Spiegels”???
Ich kann mir kaum vorstellen, dass in Amiland der staatstragende Gebrauch eines jeden Knopflochs gesetzlich vorgeschrieben ist.
Absurd!

]]> By: BR♀TH♂R_S♥RR♥WS http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/comment-page-1/#comment-19817 BR♀TH♂R_S♥RR♥WS Thu, 16 Oct 2008 21:45:04 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/#comment-19817 The issue is best illustrated by what Mark said: "Maybe Doug can understand why the girl is being punished, but I cannot. What will she need punishing for (and protecting from!) next, looking at herself in a mirror?" That is EXACTLY what she CAN be punished for. It is not a matter of logic however but power. Politics is power and the that means the enforceable ability to do this or that versus having to do someone else's something else. And the lack of power is why some are in jail for "feeling sexually" and "being sexually interested" in boy photos despite the photos not being "sexually revealing". Etcetera. The issue is best illustrated by what Mark said: “Maybe Doug can understand why the girl is being punished, but I cannot. What will she need punishing for (and protecting from!) next, looking at herself in a mirror?” That is EXACTLY what she CAN be punished for. It is not a matter of logic however but power. Politics is power and the that means the enforceable ability to do this or that versus having to do someone else’s something else. And the lack of power is why some are in jail for “feeling sexually” and “being sexually interested” in boy photos despite the photos not being “sexually revealing”. Etcetera.

]]> By: Mark http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/comment-page-1/#comment-19660 Mark Tue, 14 Oct 2008 09:55:12 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/#comment-19660 I don't think the girl exposed herself to any danger by taking photos of herself, other than giving the sex police grounds to f*ck her life over. I don't think there is a problem. Once you accept "their" claim that there is a problem, you set them on their way to f*cking people's lives over for no good reason. I don’t think the girl exposed herself to any danger by taking photos of herself, other than giving the sex police grounds to f*ck her life over. I don’t think there is a problem. Once you accept “their” claim that there is a problem, you set them on their way to f*cking people’s lives over for no good reason.

]]> By: suicidallove http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/comment-page-1/#comment-19627 suicidallove Mon, 13 Oct 2008 14:40:24 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/#comment-19627 controversial topic. :x hot pic though. :) controversial topic.

:x

hot pic though.

:)

]]> By: jam http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/comment-page-1/#comment-19585 jam Sun, 12 Oct 2008 18:56:29 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/#comment-19585 I agree with Craig. What we are doing here in the states is codifying to a point where parents are no longer responsible to raise their children. We wouldn't need metal detectors in our schools if parents would spend time raising the children instead of insisting on having two careers and 3 cars and a big screen tv and cable and satellite &tc... The role of raising children falls on individuals and communities and not by the courts. The more we legislate those responsibilities the more those roles will disappear. Similarly when you don't educate children about the dangers of say, posting naked pics of yourself or sending them in emails, and just try to "abolish" or criminalize such activity the more naive the children become and are likely to fall into the next latest technology craze. When I was growing up there was no internet or way to be in communication with the big scary world. That has all changed and children are vulnerable now. Children today may be more savvy technically then the generation before, but they are just as naive as I was at age 14 and 15--and eager ;] However legislation is not the solution to solving this problem. Its education. Technology is moving so fast that legislation will never be able to keep up with the latest trends. And the more we try to build walls to protect ourselves and our children from the big scary world, the more its going to hurt when the bad guys do get through to us. I agree with Craig. What we are doing here in the states is codifying to a point where parents are no longer responsible to raise their children. We wouldn’t need metal detectors in our schools if parents would spend time raising the children instead of insisting on having two careers and 3 cars and a big screen tv and cable and satellite &tc…

The role of raising children falls on individuals and communities and not by the courts. The more we legislate those responsibilities the more those roles will disappear.

Similarly when you don’t educate children about the dangers of say, posting naked pics of yourself or sending them in emails, and just try to “abolish” or criminalize such activity the more naive the children become and are likely to fall into the next latest technology craze. When I was growing up there was no internet or way to be in communication with the big scary world. That has all changed and children are vulnerable now. Children today may be more savvy technically then the generation before, but they are just as naive as I was at age 14 and 15–and eager ;]

However legislation is not the solution to solving this problem. Its education. Technology is moving so fast that legislation will never be able to keep up with the latest trends. And the more we try to build walls to protect ourselves and our children from the big scary world, the more its going to hurt when the bad guys do get through to us.

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]]> By: Craig http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/comment-page-1/#comment-19551 Craig Sat, 11 Oct 2008 17:45:28 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/#comment-19551 This is a matter for the parents, not the courts. The teenagers involved did something stupid certainly but as they took the pictures of there own free will, they did not do something criminal and should not be treated as criminals. Grounding and removal of cellphones is the proper punishment for this not a verdict that will marginalise both teenagers for 20 years. This is a matter for the parents, not the courts. The teenagers involved did something stupid certainly but as they took the pictures of there own free will, they did not do something criminal and should not be treated as criminals. Grounding and removal of cellphones is the proper punishment for this not a verdict that will marginalise both teenagers for 20 years.

]]> By: Alan http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/comment-page-1/#comment-19534 Alan Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:49:49 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/#comment-19534 Doug, I wasn't speaking of the adult. I was referring to the student who ratted out the girl. I thought Libertarians were for getting the government out of our personal lives. Doug, I wasn’t speaking of the adult. I was referring to the student who ratted out the girl. I thought Libertarians were for getting the government out of our personal lives.

]]> By: Lukas http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/comment-page-1/#comment-19529 Lukas Sat, 11 Oct 2008 11:42:25 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/only-in-america/#comment-19529 Tony Duvert pretty much laid out what children and ALL adults are up against in his book "Good Sex Illustrated". No wonder we are still "Growing Up Absurd" RE: Paul Goodman. Check out Paul and Tony. Hopefully one of these days Tony's works will be more broadly translated. Lukas PS: I sure did enjoy reading all the posts up above and my where do those skinny girly boys get such big ...? L Tony Duvert pretty much laid out what children and ALL adults are up against in his book “Good Sex Illustrated”. No wonder we are still “Growing Up Absurd” RE: Paul Goodman. Check out Paul and Tony. Hopefully one of these days Tony’s works will be more broadly translated.
Lukas
PS: I sure did enjoy reading all the posts up above and my where do those skinny girly boys get such big …? L

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