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Subject Should a 12 year old view a rated R movie (uncensored)?

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I came up during a time where you didn't need to hear cussing on T.V., or see nudity, to enjoy it. If we were lucky, we got 3 channel's, and I was the remote. Some things should be left to the imagination. I am a 50 year old father of 5 kid's, 2 boy's, and 3 girl's, and 3 grand kid's, and I get uncomfortable being in the same room when my daughter's were in the room, watching something even a little suggestive. Modern day T.V. is the biggest downfall on society, and our kid's. They try to mimic what they see and hear. That is why the majority of kid's today have no respect for anyone in authority, police, parent's or teacher's. And to the person who stated that we if we don't remember when we were 12, yes I do. We did not sit in front of a T.V. all day, nor have cell phones, or internet. But what we did have was a wonderful world of imagination, were you could play cowboy & Indian's, ride our bike's, READ!!, camp out, and the list of things we did (legally) would surprise most kid's today. Take your kid's fishing, camping, and go outside. Hell, most schools don't even have P.E. anymore! And we wonder why all these kid's are over weight!!
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Original Message Just wondering what others think about this. IMO, heck no!

I found out today that hubby's mother took him to rated R movies when he was 12 (this was back in the 70's). First one he saw was cheech and chong's up in smoke. Man, I didn't think his mom was so clueless. I thought she had more common sense than that.

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