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Re: The artist hasn't the courage of his convictions? (was Re: The Censors have won.
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Sat, 4 Nov 2000 19:36:51 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> I don't know whether anyone else who was engaged in honest dialog about
> whether violence against fantasy characters was useful/appropriate/good fun
> or not was asking for change, but *I* never asked for anyone to change
> anything. I just said I didn't like it and I wasn't going to let my kids
> look at it.
1/2 disagree. By stating publicly that you didn't like it and weren't going
to let your kids look at it, you *are* asking for change. (Not a change in
what has already occurred, but a change in the future.) Otherwise, why bother
to say anything? What other message could one possibly expect that people
would hear? Were you not giving people a tidbit of info about yourself and
your family in the hopes that it influences their behavior in the future? --
or at least that they would consider it and allow it to influence their
behavior if they felt that it should?
--Todd
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