
Supersized Puss in Boots in 'Shrek' Sequel
http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/movie-t ... equel.html
Iirc if the post is edited, the poll resets:Coito ergo sum wrote:I wonder if there is a way to change that now to allow revoting? Perhaps a moderator might be able to do it?Charlou wrote:
Anyway, back to the topic ... sort of ... coito, I suggest you check the "allow revoting" for your future polls. I've changed my mind since I voted earlier after considering the arguments further.
Seth wrote:Fuck that, I like opening Pandora's box and shoving my tool inside it
Charlou wrote:The two leaders would be level pegging if I could revote.
I still would like to know why you voted the way you did in the first place (or tell me to pawiz, that's also fine)?Charlou wrote:Thanks cunt ... I think ...
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I don't usually vote in these kind of polls ... never know if I may change my mind later and I don't want my view set in stone like that ... So what did I go and do?
I voted yes to banning a character/s used by greedy corporations to further line their already bulging pockets, at the expense of society.leo-rcc wrote:I still would like to know why you voted the way you did in the first place (or tell me to pawiz, that's also fine)?Charlou wrote:Thanks cunt ... I think ...
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I don't usually vote in these kind of polls ... never know if I may change my mind later and I don't want my view set in stone like that ... So what did I go and do?
I see. Odd. I agree with the statement but not in the context of this subject. Oh well.Charlou wrote:I voted yes to banning a character/s used by greedy corporations to further line their already bulging pockets, at the expense of society.
I realise it's something members of society have to change for themselves if that's what they want. Well informed intelligent people are what we need, not censorship.
I voted yes not because of society, but because the advertisement's impact on children. Reading the history of Fast Food chains and their aims at conditioning children really counteract the 'free speech' claims.Charlou wrote:I voted yes to banning a character/s used by greedy corporations to further line their already bulging pockets, at the expense of society.leo-rcc wrote:I still would like to know why you voted the way you did in the first place (or tell me to pawiz, that's also fine)?Charlou wrote:Thanks cunt ... I think ...
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I don't usually vote in these kind of polls ... never know if I may change my mind later and I don't want my view set in stone like that ... So what did I go and do?
I realise it's something members of society have to change for themselves if that's what they want. Well informed intelligent people are what we need, not censorship.
No evidence has been presented that it has the alleged impact on children. And, evidence has been posted that demonstrates that it does not have that impact on children.born-again-atheist wrote:I voted yes not because of society, but because the advertisement's impact on children.Charlou wrote:I voted yes to banning a character/s used by greedy corporations to further line their already bulging pockets, at the expense of society.leo-rcc wrote:I still would like to know why you voted the way you did in the first place (or tell me to pawiz, that's also fine)?Charlou wrote:Thanks cunt ... I think ...
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I don't usually vote in these kind of polls ... never know if I may change my mind later and I don't want my view set in stone like that ... So what did I go and do?
I realise it's something members of society have to change for themselves if that's what they want. Well informed intelligent people are what we need, not censorship.
Free speech includes speech that some people, or even most people, find unpalatable.born-again-atheist wrote:
Reading the history of Fast Food chains and their aims at conditioning children really counteract the 'free speech' claims.
Fuck: "A" moderator, not "THE" moderator. Jeeeeeeeeeeebus, the responsibility!Coito ergo sum wrote:A call to allow revoting as been made.
According to the moderator, editing to allow revoting would zero out the poll and we'd all have to vote again.
I'd be good with that - can we have a straw poll? Anyone object to starting the poll over?
Seth wrote:Fuck that, I like opening Pandora's box and shoving my tool inside it
Ohhh, now that's just too ... Elaborate please?leo-rcc wrote:I see. Odd. I agree with the statement but not in the context of this subject. Oh well.Charlou wrote:I voted yes to banning a character/s used by greedy corporations to further line their already bulging pockets, at the expense of society.
I realise it's something members of society have to change for themselves if that's what they want. Well informed intelligent people are what we need, not censorship.
Well quite simple really. As a general rule I'd agree, but on the topic of having society wanting to change a business from using a clown as their spokesperson, I think society as a whole has bigger fish to fry than that. Besides as I've mentioned previously in this thread McDonalds doesn't use Ronald in their adverts here at all and I don't hear any news of McD having declining sales figures. So to me it is not about being against censorship as such, but the effectiveness of the measure is in question.Charlou wrote:Ohhh, now that's just too ... Elaborate please?leo-rcc wrote:I see. Odd. I agree with the statement but not in the context of this subject. Oh well.Charlou wrote:I voted yes to banning a character/s used by greedy corporations to further line their already bulging pockets, at the expense of society.
I realise it's something members of society have to change for themselves if that's what they want. Well informed intelligent people are what we need, not censorship.
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