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ORIGINAL: naughtynick81 That said, can you please cite me where and how often people are asked in this forum "what are you doing about it" when they complain about an issue in the world? I've never seen it once said to anyone else but me. You're incorrect. Off of the top of My head: * Complaints about fake profiles on the site when I've asked folks if they are reporting those profiles. * People who have complained about issues in their local BDSM community but don't make the issues know to the DM on duty or the host of the event. * People who have complained how hard it is to find someone using online only but refuse to make the effort to go to a munch. (How anybody on this site could have missed that, I'll never know.) * The poster who, for approximately eighteen months, in every original thread that he started complained about how 'wrong' it was that he had been fired from his previous job, but for a very long time he would do nothing about his depression. * Countless cases of people who complained about being miserable in their relationships, yet didn't want to leave the situation. I'm actually really big on what people are actively doing, so I can promise you that it's not a singular occurrence. Just because it's not all in Politics and Religion doesn't mean it doesn't exits. As to the original. I hadn't read anything about this until it was being discussed in the other thread earlier today. I found the article that tazzy had sited a quote from and I've also read the link that you posted in the OP. Even in the article you listed, those folks are actually doing something about the cause they believe in. They are doing the letter writing, the protesting, etc that shows they are putting their concerns into action. In My mind, that is more than just complaining because they aren't *just* complaining. From what I'm reading, it isn't one issue that is listed in your article. It's two. The other being that the magazines have come under fire for the covers being inappropriate for open view of all ages. We had the same here in the United States decades ago and magazines like Hustler and Playboy couldn't be displayed on the front rack unless certain conditions were met. The link that I read specifically said the covers would change. quote:
Highly explicit front covers of "lads' mags" may be a thing of the past, Tesco said on Friday, after the country's biggest retailer responded to pressure from campaigners and customers and demanded action from publishers of the controversial magazines. Zoo, Nuts and Front have agreed to make their covers "more modest", the retailer said – meaning no more nudity, with less salacious coverlines and a more conservative feel. They must have had enough support for that issue to get that kind of change from the publisher.
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