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Article #3185Re: About the CGW sex ads whiners
From: jh... Jung Ho Han
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 00:00
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 00:00
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Incredibly enough, some of you are expending so much of your energy and time in something that is really insignificant. I apologize to all CSIPGS folks for even bothering to pursue this thread, and I hope it's the last one. Let's think about this. The reason that some of you people are in such a huff about the ads--could it be that some of you are actually like it and are ashamed of it? Well, if that's the case, don't fret. Doesn't mean you're a pervert or a deviant. It just means that you're a healthy, normal adult (or adolescent, whatever.) The problem with this country is the straight-laced puritanical type that have instilled us in our minds since the day of Mayflower that our body is somehow "dirty." What?! how twisted can you get? So, the ads are somewhat provocative. They are (shudder) sexy. So what? What's a 13 year old reading the magazine going to do? I guess we have to worry that his mind is now polluted and worry about him being a rapist. I'll have you know, in places like Japan and Germany where nudity in publication is an accepted thing, yet you don't see all the youths there all messed up, do you? If anything the unhealthy repression of the natural is what's messing up the youths of America. So all the people who don't like the ads, lighten up, be honest with yourself, and don't be so damn tight-assed all the time.
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From: jh...@chabot.ced.berkeley.edu (Jung Ho Han) Subject: Re: About the CGW sex ads whiners Date: 1995/08/18 Message-ID: <412sdk$5pr@agate.berkeley.edu> X-Deja-AN: 108416772 organization: College of Environmental Design, UC Berkeley newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.strategic MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit