I loved his show, I still do. I am so sorry about what happened, this seems like somebody was behind this guy to destroy him, I would not be surprise Disney was behind this, what Disney sees as a threat, they purchase it or destroy it.
All normal red blooded American guy went in one time or another to one of those movie theaters and whack the Monkey, I think that's is a normal behavior for a young sexually unsatisfying guy. I still miss Pee Wee. I still have his doll in a box in my attic. I still do..
But probably Dr. Mengele did altered some parts of my anatomy, well that's what my wife said.
Fortunately I've never been a sexually unsatisfying guy.II think that's is a normal behavior for a young sexually unsatisfying guy.
Well, that's just going to lead us down the road of "objective morality - does it exist?" We all know where that leads... I was referring more to "right" and "wrong" as it pertains to legality, it seemed like that was what the OP was talking about. 'Course, it's always fun to poke the theists with "morality"Well, if no one notices it how can it be morally wrong?
There is no point in making something illegal if that something cannot be determined to happen.
You don't have a right to privacy in a PUBLIC restroom..
Something can only be considered morally wrong if a certain kind of act can in fact, by definition, be determined to have happened. So I'm not talking about a kind of act that can generally be solved but that someone occasionally gets away with.Well, that's just going to lead us down the road of "objective morality - does it exist?" We all know where that leads... I was referring more to "right" and "wrong" as it pertains to legality, it seemed like that was what the OP was talking about. 'Course, it's always fun to poke the theists with "morality"
Maybe so, but any number of things are illegal that can't be proved to have happened. In keeping with the overall theme of this thread, let's take "sexting" as an example. If some underage chickie takes a shine to you Enmos, and they decide to send you a pic they took of themselves naked - you are guilty of possession of child pornography. This is in spite of the fact that there is absolutely no way of proving that you were aware that pic was on your cell phone or that you even knew the girl in question. If you erase said pic, the whole thing can't even be proved to have happened at all! But, you were still guilty for a period of time...
What a crock that is, eh? We've had threads on this forum regarding sexting already, I think. It seems to be on the increase here in the states...
Regardless, good points. I totally agree that something should not be illegal if it can not even be proven to have ever happened.
I think my right to privacy was violated by this person. And that is my question, what you guys think about this. Yes I know if I want privacy I should wait until I can do it at home. But sometimes this is impossible, and we all know that.