Forum - View topicCBLDF's new case in Georgia
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Mexicanime86
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I tend to look at both side of view and agree with both side. I do think a retailer has a responsibility to the parents by not exposing their children to obescene material, both then you just cant force some one to tell a 7 or 5 year-old that they need to go home and get their parents to come and say they have their permission to sell something to them. If the parents really knew what their kid was getting then they would have stopped this thing before it got out of hand. I think that the parents should watch out for their young kids, and supervise what they entertain themselves with, but not so much so as to deprive them of their youth. If Mr. Lee really wanted to corrupt the child, or didn't care and just wanted to make a few more bucks, then he should get punished, but not if he just innocently overlooked the rating of what he was selling. It was an mistake then, and you can't punish some one for making a small mistake. I know that sometimes when a cashier is overwhelmed they tend to innocently forget to check things like that. What do you all think?
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beelzebozo
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Now now, we don't have time for logic here. As appealing as cleaning up the gene pool might be, we can't go around spouting off the easiest solution. 
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deathbringer
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Yes, don't sell Inu Yasha to anyone. It's awful. |
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