[m1-lightning]

If you don't want your child wearing these shirts, don't buy them. If your teen buys one, throw it out and inform him/her that you will not tolerate such trash.

Be a parent.

It almost seems as if many of these parents want a utopian society where their kids can freely live without ever facing offensive material or tempting problems and that actually raising a child will no longer be a burden.

[Colofornian]

It almost seems as if many of these parents want a utopian society where their kids can freely live without ever facing offensive material or tempting problems and that actually raising a child will no longer be a burden.

It almost seems as if many folks want to make their kids--and others' kids--to be as completely at home in SodomGomorrahland as if it was simply one alternative amusement park among the rest.

Try reading 2 Peter 2 about Lot's reaction to the culture around him. We could use a bit of the distress & soul-torture Lot felt...or do you love excusing away our total desensitization to what mocks God and His good gifts?

[bvw]

This whole fight is in the *non-government* sector, right? That is, all private parties -- the boycotters being provate, the store being private, the shirt-maker private, eh?

If so, HAVE AT IT! And may both fight to keep the opportunistic polticians and legislationals and bureaucratrons out of it.