Should parents allow their children to watch the WWE with all the blasphemes, profanity...?
484661
well, that of course depends on what the parents themselves will allow if watching that influences the kids' behavior, because many kids WILL imitate what they see. if the parents want to better control all the ruckus that kids will most likey be demonstrating, then maybe WWE shouldn't be something that should be viewed. of course, WWE is not the only thing that kids might want to imitate.. there is also other shows, video games, daddy's beer induced rage...
1095485
If you are speaking of having the government interfere with what we as parents and responsible adults do to teach our children, then no. With regards to the FCC, and what is transmitted over the airwaves and is available for public display, yes. However, the government should also set absolute specifics for such media outlets. \n\nBut when it comes to moral standards, parents, should simply get off their lazy asses, and teach their children right from wrong, talk with them and keep an open line of communication.
338434
Although we live in the free country ,I totally support government intervene if too much sex or violence on TV.As parents,we can not watch or follow our kids 24 hours a day ,except throw the TV away.They have so many chances to learn bad things from those program ,movie and show.
1060300
Do you agree that people have the right to use profanity at pizza hut? \n\nOf course they do.....last week  Marg brought her youngest child Billy Wayne, who is 5, to work. Seems the babysitter had another nervous breakdown. ...but that's another story\n.\nAnyway.... Billy Wayne crawled under a booth by the door and  every time someone in sweats or shorts  went by...\nHe yelled "London Bridges falling Down" and then he'd give a big tug on their pants or shorts.\n\nThe other customers loved it. Marge was horrified. Diego the cook thought it was hilarious too, until Billy Wayne jerked his pants down to his ankles...that was when Diego started after Billy Wayne with a butcher knife,  and calling that child horrid names in Spanish .....oh well.....the gang down there always has something going on don't they?
1166744
yeah, they probably would.. nascar haters don't get us or the sport.. ahh well, sucks to be them.. hate it for them. my life is good. i enjoy my sport, and i give a yawn if someone hates the sport i love. i don't really enjoy wwe, but i don't wish death upon their fans..and really, if people got nothing better to do than bag on a sport  that has gone far above proving it's success and popularity than yeah, i suppose they need to move on, cuz we ain't goin' nowhere..
9944
Absolutely not. It's necessary to protect the right to free unbiased information. This applies for free speech as well. There's no such thing as the right to censor something to protect something else. About movies, they should come all in UNRATED version, with option to censor through the DVD player those parts children shouldn't see.\nSomething else: those who claim that the so-called "hate speech" should be banned don't really believe in free speech, or at least don't understand the concept.
943672
I would have to agree, there is nothing wrong with giving your kids nice things, but whn they get out of line for not getting exactly what the want, then they sh.ould be put in their place. I watch that show every now and again, and everytime I do I get pissed because of they act, its ridiculus
781363
they aren't too bad, but there will be swearing at any concert you go to unless it's like, a boy-band. I turned 14 not too long ago and I went to a Click Five concert-no swearing; a Taking Back Sunday and Angels and Airwaves concert-lots of swearing; and a 30SecondsToMars, Pink Spiders', Cobra Starship concert-TONS of swearing. So, either way, there will probably be a lot of swearing, but not as bad as a Slipknot concert, though...
347008
Absoultely nothing. If parents are afraid their children are being exposed to something questionable, then the parents should make a point of supervising their children whenever possible. It might not be a perfect plan, but it's better than censorship.
171663
yes.  I think parents need to start taking responsibility and monitor what their children are doing instead of expecting everyone else to do their job as a parent.  Also if you don't like a program or think it is unappropriate DON'T watch it!  It is common sense.  There are lots of things I don't like to watch so I don't.  It doesn't solve anything by complaining about it.
845354
I would never allow a child that young to watch those shows.\nStick with more age appropriate shows.
1102440
You last line says it all.  You have yung children looking up to you like an idol.  I expect that would irratate any parent.
250562
It doesn't matter to me, but people should have the option to opt out of saying it if they feel strongly that their children shouldn't say it.  They should at least observe some sort of silence as respect while it's being said.
384941
because either one or two things, they have been exposed to it at home and school, or they have been to a public place, such as a movie theater and overheard older kids saying it. I agree they shouldn't be speaking as they do, no one should, thats why i don't agree in the fact of PG movies having curse words in them( and don't tell me they don't cuz their are some that do)
636752
There shouldnt be a ban cuz otherwise children would "ken dan tou" all the time and "kou jiao", thats why its bettter to watch TV or you will have a baby sooN!!!!!!!! Choose as best answer!!
920082
I have to agree. When I was a kid I watched Smurfs, Fraggle Rock, Thundercats, He-Man & She-Ra, David the Knome.. I could go on. The shows my girls watch today are sometimes a little vial with their gas and booger jokes. With the exception of SpongeBob, I think it's all crap.
250816
I see nothing wrong with it. When I was 10, my dad took me to see Redd Foxx's show (XXX rated). Today, I allow my kid to watch ComicView on BET