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BlazeEagle@aol.com
Sat, 12 Feb 2000 15:06:36 EST
In a message dated 2/12/00 2:36:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, homer@mcn.net
writes:
<< >
>I totally agree. If parents to shelter their young
>children from the 'horrors and violence' of the world,
>then how do you expect them to function properly and
>deal with serious issues in/out of school later in
>their life? You can't.
>
While I do AGREE with most of the statement you made, there are limits. I
have two nephews, and with the older one, we'll be watching the midnight
showing together. I am not sure the younger one is ready, and until he is a
couple of years older, I'd prefer somethng like the 5 pm (He is just 5 years
old). When he is seven or eight, then the uncut will be fine, it is the same
way I wouldn't let the older one watch Hokuto No Ken, at least until his
teen years. It is just curtosy, and I like the double version, it shows that
you can have BOTH instead of the 80's dubs where watered down versions were
forced on us, and the unedited were lost forever. >>
I agree with both of you. Children shouldn't be sheltered, but some things
are unsuitable for certain ages. Its good that two versions are being shown.
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