So what started out as a harmless inquiry about library shows turned into a flaming hot topic that would make congress proud. Perhaps we should all sing a little kumbaya when this is all finished yeah? We're all entitled to an opinion, as long as it's expressed tastefully. So once again, agree-to-disagree.
I also feel like iKarli is owed an apology by many of us, including myself.
AmberCutie said:
Peoples' arguments just weren't making any sense, and I think that's because they were misunderstanding your point. And it's a point and opinion that I mostly agree with.
No, i think everyone understands each other to a degree and yet continue to debate this matter on differing tracks, and everyone makes complete sense even if they're not completely on the same track. I believe Punk is trying to point out what is socially acceptable and morally corrupt
in relation to others based on what he feels should be universal standards, hence he pulls the 'disrespect' card. I believe Lilah, and Steph to back her view, that the view of disrespect is very relative, and the disrespect view can be argued for any various aspects, depending on where individuals stand. Where the two arguments meet is how the usage of "disrespect" and/or "classless" comes into relative play in the context of ACF and cam sites (sorry that's as best as i can frame it). If i'm wrong on all that, then fuck.... who the shit knows?
PunkInDrublic said:
Those reasons are insane tho
Yeah the "people will find anything to be disrespected by" argument is obviously laughable but it also doesn't even make sense in this case.
To say "that's insane" is an incredibly flimsy argument wouldn't you say..?
Didn't you promise to not to ruffle feathers a while ago? I feel like your last several replies are based on riled up emotions more so than level-headed logic, based on the subtle jabs you take. I know others are guilty of the same on this thread and everyone should take a deep breathe.
zippypinhead said:
it's quite another to act with the explicit intention of confronting an unaware someone with your naked body.
Although most pizza guys would most likely LOVE seeing a beautiful naked woman to his surprise, i would say it's disrespectful in a general sense regardless
only if he doesn't know what he's walking into and especially if the guy happens to find nudity as offensive. Miss_Lolli covers her bases when she warns the pizza place ahead of time. If it was a homophobic pizza guy unknowingly walking in on another naked DUDE, then pizza man would find it highly disrespectful to see another man's genitalia.
SexyStephXS said:
I was just trying to explain what I think Lilah was saying. Anyone could find a way to be disrespected by anything. That's all.
I think you framed it spot on with this and your previous post on
differing opinions. :thumbleft: