Q Talk

[Johnnyeager]

I'd rather hear that than have to SEE some of the sights we are subjected to, if you want to talk offensive.

[I am still oxox]

I am not in the least offended, sorry if you have such tender senses, which is confirmed by you farewell speech

[Johnnyeager]

I don't think that there has been such a dramatic farewell since Nathan Hale's hanging.

[Sooner]

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@CalminHeart wrote:

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@Sooner wrote:

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@CalminHeart wrote:

"Screw it" doesn't bother me one bit.   If Q doesn't like it, they'll handle it.  Otherwise, we all need to chill and realize what's ok for one may or may not be ok for another and that's ok.

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Well, while I didn't hear it, and I don't even have an opinion on it, I do have an opinion that we do need to have standards and limits, but I'm not sure that is in any way shape or form possible in today's world.

I guess it's ok to say anything on tv now because it would be ok to some. 

Food for thought. 

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My thought is "Who's standards?"  Yours?  OP's?  Mine?  A politician's?  A minister's?  In this case, it's Q's decision as to what's ok and not ok on air.   People just need to relax and stop nitpicking all the time.

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Since we are too terrified of making a judgment we have no standards.  Nobody's standards count.  As a society we are in anarchy.  No standards, no laws, no judgment, no opinion, no acceptable moral code.  It's called "whatever." Laws don't apply to all, what few we have.

[Barbara-QVC]

This thread has been closed for further commenting since it has become argumentative and unkind towards other posters.