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But that just covers up one symptom of sexism (and incidentally also harms women), and doesn't address the actual root of the problem.

What? I don't understand that last. Are you saying that making sex-selective abortion illegal somehow benefits women's rights?

I think these guidelines should apply to all media. Informed consumers are happy consumers.

Thank you Disk for jumping in there. For crying out loud Rubric, can you just once not do that? Stells, right you are, medical professionals totally have that professional obligation. ...

But ratings are just a suggestion (at least in Australia). Every film must have a rating, but there's nothing to make the consumer take any notice of it if they ...

But by advocating censorship you're demanding that everyone follows your standards (or at least someone 's standards).

But why should you decide what someone else's kid listens to?

I AM on topic. How can someone possibly talk about abortion rights outside of the context of women's rights? That's like talking about cricket balls without mentioning cricket. But in ...

If you listen to songs with curse words in them, you may think cursing is cool. Cursing is cool. Or at least a legitimate part of a language. But if ...

but you're still saying that a woman's choice to have an abortion is her choice alone, no matter the circumstance. Not is, should be. What I'm saying is rather talk ...

There's a difference between saying "don't use that name, it sucks," and "don't use that name, you could be sued."

What I'm saying Lylas is the band's name isn't as important as the music the band makes. I'm a professional musician. My job is music. Do you know what my ...

If a woman living in a patriarchy where women aren't valued is forced to abort her female foetus by partners, male relatives or society, that is not the woman's choice. ...

Are you really suggesting that a queer* person's fear of being around straighties because they've been abused and oppressed by straighties all their life is the same as a straighty ...

But like I said, some queer* people just never ever ever feel safe around straighties, and some women just never ever ever feel safe around men. How should we cater ...