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Just because social traditions are formed without conscious thought does not mean that they are without reason. There is a large population that believes it is
by jacoblyles 17y ago
Just because social traditions are formed without conscious thought does not mean that they are without reason.
There is a large population that believes it is healthy to practice some restraint on the expression of human sexuality. They may not have a rational argument for believing so, but witnessing the dissolution of the family in the western world I wonder if traditional mores may be wiser than some of us think.
Some people with children desire to encourage them to have some reservation in their expression of sexuality, to resist the uninhibited style of our age. They hope to at least raise children that refrain from surfing porn with a handheld computer on a commuter train, fer chrissakes. And if Apple is willing to cater to their sensibilities, they will continue to earn their customers' money. It boils down to consumer preference and giving users what they want.
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- jrockway 17y agoIt boils down to consumer preference and giving users what they want. No, this is not what not allowing an app to be sold is. This is Apple's preference and not allowing users to get what they want. Also, what's intrinsicialy wrong with someone looking at porn on the train? What makes it more wrong than, say, reading the Bible?
- jacoblyles 17y ago>"Also, what's intrinsicialy wrong with someone looking at porn on the train? What makes it more wrong than, say, reading the Bible?" You're missing the point in the most spectacular possible way.