Re: Why the constant need to bow to the outrage of the few?
It's just about politeness imho. If something isn't apreciated somewhere why do it there, world is big enough to do it somewhere else. I don't give a crap about naked skiing myself but if it isn't apreciated I just wouldn't do it. What is this fight about anyway, skiing naked.Originally Posted by CBR
Re: Why the constant need to bow to the outrage of the few?
That is just his example. Whether it was a good or bad example is not important to me. It is the question about the general tendency of increasing political correctness and its impact that I focus on.
Re: Why the constant need to bow to the outrage of the few?
Out of curiosity...
Just where do you draw the line, Frags? How much behaviour can I demand stopped before you think I'm limiting their freedom?
As an example: can I stop a music event if the music and/or stage show offends me?
(but please don't restrict yourself to just my example in your reply, do come up with your own)
Last edited by HoreTore; 06-16-2012 at 19:02.
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
Re: Why the constant need to bow to the outrage of the few?
Whatever is reasonable should be fine
Re: Why the constant need to bow to the outrage of the few?
Yes, I know that. That's why I asked you how you define reasonable...
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
Re: Why the constant need to bow to the outrage of the few?
Depends each time, being reasonable is not being a jerk, if someone is offended you ought to be respectful of their feelings, what good is provoking by intention
Re: Why the constant need to bow to the outrage of the few?
So..... Drawing comics of some random religions holy prophet(s) should be banned, eh?
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
Re: Why the constant need to bow to the outrage of the few?
I am ok with just about everythinng as long as mutual respect remains a deal, I have no interst whatsoever in how you live your life, just don't bother me that's all
Re: Why the constant need to bow to the outrage of the few?
Because people who don't care often really don't care.
People who care, shout, moan, rage and go through twists and tangles to make sure YOU know they care. They get a reaction.
As a manager, you grease the wheel that squeaks.
Ja-mata TosaInu
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