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The assumption that the censor will just do the right thing is where the real danger lies. People are likely down voting you because they think it's ridiculous
by jcoffland 11y ago
The assumption that the censor will just do the right thing is where the real danger lies. People are likely down voting you because they think it's ridiculous to think that a shark in Finding Nemo would be classified as high severity violence. Still you have hit upon the point but perhaps with an extreme example.
- Nadya 11y ago>People are likely down voting you because they think it's ridiculous to think that a shark in Finding Nemo would be classified as high severity violence. Still you have hit upon the point but perhaps with an extreme example. Who gets to judge that that is an "extreme" example? I'm a fragile person and found those scenes extremely frightening. Are they going to tell me I'm wrong? Who are they to judge my emotions? If I'm going to be subject to such violence even with the setting on the highest it will go then it is completely useless to me and others who are easily triggered if we are still going to have to watch graphic scenes. I want to see a reasonable argument against that which doesn't involve doublethink. If it involves setting strict standards for how ratings are judged - that's the exact flaw I was pointing out.