British Government Explicitly Denies The Armenian Genocide in Response to E-Petition

[Steph]

Sorry about leaving the bad language when I quoted Bell. That has been adjusted.

Thanks Joseph, I'd have missed that too!

[Joseph]

Thanks Joseph, I'd have missed that too!

No problem. I like the new avatar btw.

[chinchilla]

Other sites are available for that type of language.

And younger people are twice as likely to visit those sites than this one.

[Steph]

And younger people are twice as likely to visit those sites than this one.

Not in my house. Don't judge others by your own standards, or lack of!

[chinchilla]

Not in my house. Don't judge others by your own standards, or lack of!

Take a good look around the next time you leave your house.

[Steph]

Take a good look around the next time you leave your house.

You don't get it, do you?

Your laissez-faire attitude is the same attitude which allows morally wrong behaviour to exist and perpetuate simply by the apathy of the majority. Acts which are wrong, to whatever degree, are allowed and tolerated simply because they already exist, "what can I do?" attitudes are too common. The perpetrators gain confidence in what they do, their actions become bolder, more unacceptable until the results can be so vile that a website is designed a hundred years later to discuss and investigate where it all began.

Extreme? Yes, but if we allow molehills to become mountains where will it end?

I did look around my house this morning, thank you, before taking my son to play rugby, everything looked fine. My children are trusted by both parents, yes they have exposure to subjects outside of our control at school and so on, but they have been raised to know right from wrong.

A pity that more people aren't of the same calibre.

[Steph]

Take a good look around the next time you leave your house.

Ken Kez qez?

[Joseph]

I'll do my utmost to keep this forum clean.

[bell-the-cat]

I'll do my utmost to keep this forum clean.

Or the Sheffield Taliban will get you.

[bell-the-cat]

Which continues to deny younger people from viewing what should be a decent site. Other sites are available for that type of language.
Grow up !

I question whether young children should be exposed to such detailed information. Giving them a general idea of what happened is fine - but I think being presented with possibly with gruesome accounts and images of massacres before they are old enough to deal with it will do no good and might induce more nightmares and paranoia than some strong language could ever do.

About language use, I think Steph has never travelled on a bus full of schoolchildren - if he does, his sensitive ears might drop off with the horror.