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Chrille wrote:Yet you cannot enter St. Peter's Basilica if you wear:
-shorts/skirts above the knees
-sleeveless shirts
-shirts exposing the navel
-shirts for women that expose cleavage.


Sathor wrote: In German television, boobs aren't censored.




no00dylan wrote:Sathor wrote: In German television, boobs aren't censored.
God Bless Germany.
"In soviet Russia, boobs censor you!"

jangalomph wrote:But the thing was, there was a white lady with no top on the show and it was blurred.. she was trying to fit in but.. they blurred her.




coder0xff wrote:Yes, it is acceptable for tribal communities to not cover their tops... in our familiar situations, and not in tribes, the only time we see breasts it is typically considered pornographic.
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The most confounding example I've seen was on one of the plastic surgery shows. A man was in the process of becoming a women. Preoperative, the patients chest was uncensored as we view the hash marks and plans of the surgeon. Postoperative, those same nipples, despite belonging to a man, were blurred. I can understand why they did this of course. Everyone's just trying to cover their ass and protect themselves from the overly critical and instigating public.
Edit: It's kinda funny that the people who cry out for ethnic tolerance are probably the same people that would insist on blurring white breasts, but ignore the black ones.



Mr-Jigsaw wrote:You should know that over fifty percent of Americans are Protestant, while less than twenty-five are Catholic. Unless of course you were referring to the Americas in general.
It's so easy to blame religion, when this is so much bigger than it. Explain why many paintings and statues created during the Church's most powerful period contain much nudity. Just look at the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. You don't see bishops and cardinals scrambling to hide the nudity, do you? No, it's just how the dice added up as the culture progressed.






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