The other day, I was watching a documentary on "Fast Times At Ridge Mont High." Originally, they had a scene where moviegoers would see full frontal nudity of a man. When sent in to Universal, the movie was rated X. Why is it that full female nudity is only rated R, but male nudity must carry a X rating? When the director asked that question, Universal said, "The male form is more aggressive." I thought for a long while about this. I think it only goes to artistic value, but obviously other see the word aggressive to also me offensive....
they will see criminals and how to commit their crime on the news. The newscasters give us a play by play on how the crime was carried out, basically giving instructions to someone who may already have violent thoughts.

I could go off for days, but all in all, it comes down to this: Don't censor the violence in movies, censor who gets to see them. A well minded person like myself, I enjoy it and I don't want to see our first amendment infringed upon because the parents in this country are letting someone/something else raise their children.