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Originally posted by: Aharami
the issue shouldnt be with seein janet's tit. the issue should be with why could CBS show nudity but didnt air the commercial that was on moveon.org?
Originally posted by: wicktron
In fact, the people disgusted by this act promote being ashamed of one's body. Get over it.
Originally posted by: BDawg
So no Regan movie, no moveon.org commercial, but Janet boobie's okay?
Originally posted by: MikeDub83
I was watching the football game with my familly and we called our younger girls into the room to watch the half-time show. Their ages: 5,5,7 and 11. Needless to say we were none to pleased about the stunt, it was crude and uneccessary.
This goes out to the pimply faced, never going to get a girlfriend, no moral, losers on this site who are saying, "who cares it's a boob get over it."
1. CBS is a broadcast channel and has to comply with very strict rules on what they can and can't show. CBS also has to apply ratings to their shows. The Super Bowl was given a rating that was acceptable for children to watch. The bottom line is- CBS is not allowed to show any type of nudity during this time slot.
2. What Justin did could have been considered sexual assault. If you noticed Janet had a suprised look after he tore the cup off her breast. Perhaps, attempting to make it seems like the action was unplanned. This sends the message to children, "It's okay to grab a female's breasts."
3. It doesn't matter how fast it happened. My 5 year old sister saw it and said, "oh my gosh that's so rude." How exactly do my parents explain to her that it was a planned publicity stunt and Janet wanted Justin to do it?
4. Many are making the argument listen to the lyrics what did you expect? Those lyrics are perfectly acceptable on broadcast radio. And while they aren't necessarilly good for a childs' ears, their not against FCC rules either. Nudity at 8pm is against FCC rules.
5. Someone compared the nudity on the Super Bowl to Titanic and its PG-13 rating. The nudity in Titanic was showcasing the beauty of the human body and the art of nude paintings. The super bowl nudity scene was a male ripping the clothes off a female. There was nothing wholesome about what happened on the Super Bowl; if that occured in a movie it would get an R rating.
Originally posted by: rbloedow
Originally posted by: glen
Whats the big deal? Aren't pasties legal on TV? They can have nudity in Europe, so this seems fairly tame.
It's also legal to have sex with animals in some parts of europe. Why would you want us to be like them?
Originally posted by: Mill
And after all of that you failed to convince me(based on prior year's shows) why you would tell your kids to come watch a half-time show that was advertised to include Kid Rock, Justin Timberlake, and Janet Jackson.
Look, I'm not saying it was right for this to happen, but there is zero evidence that CBS knew it was going to happen or allowed it to. Now if they did then the FCC will fine them, and their advertisers will probably be whizzed off as well. However, saying it was sexual assault is so stupendous that I fear for your kid's safety. They need a father not an over-reactionary disciplinarian. I'd be ticked off too if I had kids and they saw that(and I didn't want them to). The best thing you all can do is what you are doing. Complain to CBS and to the FCC. Calling it "Sexual Assault" however is simply asinine, and saying that you thought a Nelly, Kid Rock, Justin Timberlake, Janet Jackson show was for kids well... it just shows you are either naive, or ineffective.
"I'll get you naked by the end of this song," sang performer Justin Timberlake, moments before he ripped off Jackson's top, exposing a bare breast -- the nipple covered by a metal 'solar' nipple medallion.
Originally posted by: Acanthus
2. what was justin supposed to be doing when this accident occured?
I think the problem with you people is you think kids are some dumb animals. This was a big SHOW. Anyone can tell the difference between a show and reality. If you think it should not have been shown because it promoted sexual assault, I suggest you ban your kids from watching cartoons. When I was a kid, cartoons were promoting hitting animals over the head with HUGE hammers.Originally posted by: MikeDub83
Originally posted by: Mill
And after all of that you failed to convince me(based on prior year's shows) why you would tell your kids to come watch a half-time show that was advertised to include Kid Rock, Justin Timberlake, and Janet Jackson.
Look, I'm not saying it was right for this to happen, but there is zero evidence that CBS knew it was going to happen or allowed it to. Now if they did then the FCC will fine them, and their advertisers will probably be whizzed off as well. However, saying it was sexual assault is so stupendous that I fear for your kid's safety. They need a father not an over-reactionary disciplinarian. I'd be ticked off too if I had kids and they saw that(and I didn't want them to). The best thing you all can do is what you are doing. Complain to CBS and to the FCC. Calling it "Sexual Assault" however is simply asinine, and saying that you thought a Nelly, Kid Rock, Justin Timberlake, Janet Jackson show was for kids well... it just shows you are either naive, or ineffective.
I'm 20 years old, not a father but a brother. I'm not trying to say whether CBS knew or not. I simply wanted to show
why it was not a correct venue for the stunt.
Kids watching Half-Time Show-
I am unwaivered on saying that the show should have been for kids. If Jenna Jameson made a kids movie with a PG rating should I not allow them to see it because of Jenna Jameson's association with hardcore pornography? No, the show has a PG rating and is therefore appropriate to show to children, the same as the Super Bowl.
Sexual Assault-
I'm not saying that Justin sexually assaulted Janet in front of millions of people. I'm saying the way the act was done, with Justin just grabbing the breast of a suprised Janet, appeared to condone the act of males grabbing the breast of unconsenting females.
Originally posted by: JackBurton
Let's look at this honestly. It wasn't sexual assault that pissed people off, it was JJ's breast being revealed. Now why is it ok for a woman to show her leg, but not her breast. Men can show their chest, why can't women? And why can women show their breast as long as the nipple is covered? What is the point of that? Is the nipple evil?
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: glen
Whats the big deal? Aren't pasties legal on TV? They can have nudity in Europe, so this seems fairly tame.
How about the fact that it happened during what should be a family event at about 8:45pm while plenty of little children were watching (including my daughter)
Originally posted by: Joeyman
It the Puritan American interest. I find it funny that people are outraged over a little sexuality that was shown amidst the broadcast of a violent sport. So its fine to celebrate men bashing and hitting each other, but god forbid a little skin is shown.
It starts to makes sense why we go to war so often.
Originally posted by: NFS4
Being a parent doesn't make you a moral authority.
Originally posted by: Czesia
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: glen
Whats the big deal? Aren't pasties legal on TV? They can have nudity in Europe, so this seems fairly tame.
How about the fact that it happened during what should be a family event at about 8:45pm while plenty of little children were watching (including my daughter)
I agree entirely. There's a 5-year old in the house and it's awful to think that she cannot watch sports with us lest she see something inappropriate... that doesn't even relate to the sport!