That was not the case. Instead, people who don’t like seeing breasts took it
upon themselves to stand in front of everyone, pointing at the breast,
screaming “Look at that! How indecent!” Then, off course, everyone else who
could not care less about the Super Bowl or Janet Jackson, become interested
and look to see what all the excitement is about. After a very short search on
the Internet they find the image and wonder how something so unimpressive
caused so much excitement.

Imagine this alternative. The people who were offended by the bare breast
should ask themselves why. If it is because it is because their children saw
it, the parents should explain to their children that what Janet did is wrong
and why it is wrong. Then leave the subject alone. Reacting in this responsible
manner will not cause your family and friends to focus on something you deem
unsuitable.

Instread, Janet has increased her record sales, improved her popularity, and
she is again the talk of the town.

Go figure.

Note: Because of all the ‘outrage’ in by a very small number of people in
America, the image of Janet Jackson’s breast has become the most searched-for
image in net history, acording to the BBC in England. Everyone around the world
wants to know why America is so upset. After seeing the image, nobody
understand why America is reacting the way it is.

You probably think it is bad to expose children to exposed breasts, but it is ok to let them join the military and where they will be sent to the most problematic places on the planet and be exposed to murder, rape, dismemberment, and to be forced to kill themselves?

I think you have your priorities mixed up.

As for whether they’ll see a breast as they get older – hopefully most of them have seen at least one or two when they were younger as well. Unless Nestle already made you their biatch.

If you’re letting your kids watch football in the first place, you pretty much have nothing to fear from The Tit. Just because the networks deem bone-crunching sporting events ok for a Sunday afternoon doesn’t mean you should.

Moreover, regardless of your morals, if you go to a game or watch it on tv, it isn’t for someone else to determine that its time to change the rules. Especially when they are being paid with your money. If a viewer has antiquated notions of what is moral isn’t the issue. Jackson and Timberlake breaking the law and lying about it is.

People, seeing Janets Bared breast in the middle of the super bowl did far less to scar the lives of your children than your hypocritical coddling does. Just curious, how exactly did you have your children again? Oh and lets not forget a portion of you breast-fed those same children.

I will admit that the “staged” brutality of the scene was in somewhat poor taste. Associating aggression with what otherwise is a beautiful and natural thing in my opinion is the wrong image.

However, the baring of her breast to the entire world is no cause for alarm or panic. If your children are old enough to even have their interests peaked by the sight of a bared breast you can bet they have their share of sources stashed in a closet, under a bed, in a tree house or wherever else they have found to hide them and those images are far more descriptive and infinitely more detailed than a long distance view of an aging stars breast. The young men of today will see breasts the same way your husband did growing up, the same way your brothers, father, grandfather did. It is a natural desire and trying to sublimate that desire rather than reacting to it in an intelligent and rational manor is why there are so many repressed sexual monsters roaming the world. Talk to your children; teach your children don’t repress them you’ll find that all to often in doing so you’ll create the very nightmare that haunts you.

My Two Cents.

from mallory