Janet+Justin!

london-boy said:
L233 said:
epicstruggle said:
So you would suggest not letting parents raise their kids as they want.

I don't see how the view of a bare breast has any impact on parents raising their kids the way they want.


They could get traumatised you know... I mean in the end we all spent the first months of our lifes SUCKING on breasts, but that doesn't matter... On the other hand, seeing and practicing violent behaviour, not THAT's a good way to raise them...

:LOL:
I still have problems to understand all the fuss. But maybe that's because I am from a country where 50 Cent's P.I.M.P. video is on air uncensored at 2 p.m. ...
 
EXACTLY!!!!!!!!

We are fed gangsta-culture, gun-culture, violence in games and on TV and such everyday at any time of the day, and people make a big fuss about Janet's nipple... o_O
 
THe difference being that some parents don't let their kids watch that shit, and don't expect to see it in a football game, either.
 
london-boy said:
epicstruggle said:
london-boy said:
See thats the thing. People really are teking this whole thing pretty seriously.... Jesus.... It was an accident, get over it! Bloody hell...
Both janet and justin have publicly stated that it was no accident. Please get your facts straight. Your sounding like the bbc. ;)

later,
epic


HUH? Well, i might sound like the BBC but i have heard NOWHERE that they publicly stated it was no accident. Actually the opposite. But that's not really the point here is it...
from cnn.com a statement from janet jackson
The decision to have a costume reveal at the end of my halftime show performance was made after final rehearsals," Jackson said in a statement.
. Had you researched this, you would have found that janet had appoligized and admitted that she planned this after rehearsels. So now you are correctly informed that this was NO accident but a publicity stunt, since she has a record coming out shortly. :)

later,
epic
 
RussSchultz said:
THe difference being that some parents don't let their kids watch that shit, and don't expect to see it in a football game, either.



It's a NIPPLE. Shown for a few seconds if even that... I mean it wasn't a show of Justin Timberlake assfucking Janet Jackson for god's sake.... Excuse the finesse...
 
london-boy said:
L233 said:
epicstruggle said:
So you would suggest not letting parents raise their kids as they want.

I don't see how the view of a bare breast has any impact on parents raising their kids the way they want.


They could get traumatised you know... I mean in the end we all spent the first months of our lifes SUCKING on breasts, but that doesn't matter... On the other hand, seeing and practicing violent behaviour, now THAT's a good way to raise them...
So who should decide what is acceptable for children? You? The govermnent? How about parents, nah..., they know nothing.

later,
epic
 
The NIPPLE was the accident. Of course the dress was supposed to come off, Mr Research...

Hello, look what i posted earlier in the thread:

London-boy said:
I seriously do not think Janet Jackson wanted the whole world to see her breast. The corset was supposed to be ripped off and the bra should have resisted Justin's superhuman strength, obviously he was a little too much for the poor piece of clothing to take, and got vaporised by Justin's power. There u go


Happy?
 
It's a NIPPLE. Shown for a few seconds if even that... I mean it wasn't a show of Justin Timberlake assfucking Janet Jackson for god's sake.... Excuse the finesse...

Very eloquent use of words, sir!

So who should decide what is acceptable for children? You? The govermnent? How about parents, nah..., they know nothing.

I'd actually say that most parents know nothing. I mean the irony of 'protecting' kids from the opposite sex and then whining about gay marriages is kind of interesting, since I know that alot of you argued that you aren't born gay but rather that you chose it. Anyway, I've now probably doomed this thread to destruction by mentioning gay marriage - it was fun while it lasted.
 
RussSchultz said:
THe difference being that some parents don't let their kids watch that shit, and don't expect to see it in a football game, either.
I guess where they are from, parents shouldnt expect to be able to raise their kids as they see fit.

later,
epic
 
london-boy said:
The NIPPLE was the accident. Of course the dress was supposed to come off, Mr Research...
God, your not reading are you. She admitted that the nipple was what she wanted shown. Maybe justin wasnt aware of that. BUT SHE DID WANT IT(NIPPLE) OUT THERE. GOT IT. :rolleyes: read her statement, or see the video confession/admission.

later,
epic
 
epicstruggle said:
london-boy said:
The NIPPLE was the accident. Of course the dress was supposed to come off, Mr Research...
God, your not reading are you. She admitted that the nipple was what she wanted shown. Maybe justin wasnt aware of that. BUT SHE DID WANT IT(NIPPLE) OUT THERE. GOT IT. :rolleyes: read her statement, or see the video confession/admission.

later,
epic


Well, it might have been translated from American to English but what we got here was the "no nipple" version... oh well who cares...

oi said:
Very eloquent use of words, sir!

Thank you! :D
 
I guess where they are from, parents shouldnt expect to be able to raise their kids as they see fit.

And you're obviously missing the point that no one wants to take away the right for parents to raise their kids, but that we're rather just saying how odd their values regarding matters such as sex and violence are. I just find it funny that some think sex = bad, violence = family entertainment.
 
Anyway I definitely think it is in bad taste, and although I don't have any kids I do know enough parents who were pissed about it.

If a parent think violence is ok and nudity is not then it is their perogative to decide what their kid sees.

I think it is funny that the NFL said MTV cannot produce anymore halftime shows... maybe they will use VH1 of course MTV, VH1, and CBS are all owned by viacom so I suppose they don't care either way.
 
My problem with the whole fiasco was the fact that it was blatantly obvious that they were pulling a choreographed stunt, but they tried to say it was a mistake or whatever. That's simply BS and insults the intelligence of those who saw what happened. I think the parents who were watching with their kids should not have been exposed to that, especially given the fact that there are laws on the books regarding what times "nudity" can be on broadcast television, i.e. after 10pm. This was the superbowl, and given the venue and the time, it was highly innappropriate.

However, I find it quite hysterical that many of the conservative pundits you see coming out of the woodwork to bash Janet have absolutely nothing to say about Weapons of Mass Destruction or the Economy. You know, things that actually matter to our collective wellbeing?

50 year old augmented titties do nothing for me personally, and frankly I couldn't care less about it. But I can see why other people do. But to take airtime away from things that actually affect our day to day lives? Please. This has gone way too far.
 
If you actually watch the video and notice Jackson's reaction after her breast was bared, (It actually wasn't the nipple, there was some sort of metal nipple protector or something on it), there's no way in hell she expected that to happen. She looked like she was just as shocked as anyone in the crowd, and probably slightly more embarrassed.
 
For god's sake! There was even a naked guy flashing an American football game and he didn't get crucified publicly (though he was taken down by a line backer). I mean come on.
 
Natoma said:
My problem with the whole fiasco was the fact that it was blatantly obvious that they were pulling a choreographed stunt, but they tried to say it was a mistake or whatever. That's simply BS and insults the intelligence of those who saw what happened. I think the parents who were watching with their kids should not have been exposed to that, especially given the fact that there are laws on the books regarding what times "nudity" can be on broadcast television, i.e. after 10pm. This was the superbowl, and given the venue and the time, it was highly innappropriate.
Hell mustve frozen over, I actually agree with natoma. ;)
However, I find it quite hysterical that many of the conservative pundits you see coming out of the woodwork to bash Janet have absolutely nothing to say about Weapons of Mass Destruction or the Economy. You know, things that actually matter to our collective wellbeing?
ACTUALLY, Pat buchanan, has been quite critical of bush in regards to the economy, war with iraq, and work visa program. Others have too.
50 year old augmented titties do nothing for me personally, and frankly I couldn't care less about it. But I can see why other people do. But to take airtime away from things that actually affect our day to day lives? Please. This has gone way too far.
Yes, but then again, we see news coverage always pandering to the masses. Look at current hot news items:
-missing girl abducted from the car wash.
-laci peterson
-michael jackson
-martha stewart
lots of things take away time from serious debating/news items. If everything was serious in the news, no one would watch it. just my 2 cents.

later,
epic
 
Personally, I find it worrying that there has been all this controversy about seeing a nipple. I know the idea that nipples are a 'sexual' part of the body comes from cultural factors, but let's face it, we've all got nipples so why should anyone be upset about seeing them anywhere?

I can understand why there might be some hassle about exposing genetalia as this is still considered somewhat 'rude', but nipples? C'mon, that's just ridiculous. :)
 
For god's sake! There was even a naked guy flashing an American football game and he didn't get crucified publicly (though he was taken down by a line backer). I mean come on.

Hehe, I once saw a soccer game between Celtic and some other team which had this awesome streaker. After the half time break he had disguised himself as the ref and then went straight to the middle of the field and blew his whistle for kick-off and then just tore his clothes off and entered his moment of fame :)
 
oi said:
For god's sake! There was even a naked guy flashing an American football game and he didn't get crucified publicly (though he was taken down by a line backer). I mean come on.

Hehe, I once saw a soccer game between Celtic and some other team which had this awesome streaker. After the half time break he had disguised himself as the ref and then went straight to the middle of the field and blew his whistle for kick-off and then just tore his clothes off and entered his moment of fame :)

That's a very cool idea. It brings a whole new dimension to flashing ;)
 
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