First let me get this out of the way. I'm not a Christian, nor am I against Christianity. It doesn't effect me either way. I'm not a religious man, I can't really buy into all that, but that's just me.
But that doesn't stop me from being curious as to why "god" is censored from the word "goddamn" in most broadcast media.
Now let's get one thing straight. I want answers on this, not religious opinions. I don't need to know that you're anti-Christian and you think the word "god" should be banned from public exposure. Alternatively, I don't need to know that you're a bible-thumper and hear a sob story about how Jesus is the saviour and god's name should have a place in every corner of the world. I don't need that, I just want an answer to my question.
Meh, I know I'm gonna get a bunch of opinions regarding beliefs anyway. Whatever, fire away...
2006-10-07
20:59:33
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aaron.lattin
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*sigh* This is why I almost didn't ask this question.
Scott, listen, I know it's taking the lord's name in vain. In fact, that sentiment should only strengthen my case against this practice. Wouldn't you, as a Christian agree, it'd be better for them to bleep the word "damn" as opposed to the word "god"? I'm sure you do.
Now, since I can assume that you feel that way, we can see there is only one difference between you and I. You want them to bleep "damn" because you don't think the word "god" should be covered up. I want them to bleep "damn" because I find it a more offensive word than "god" (which is not offensive). But let me make it abundantly clear, I don't think either word should be censored.
2006-10-08
19:37:33 ·
update #1