Ignoring the religious definition, here's how it is typically interpreted:
"one who practices or preaches a more rigorous or professedly purer moral code than that which prevails"
My comment isn't at all about a purer moral code. It's about Hollywood's obsession with pushing more and more explicit sexual content on everyone and the objectification of women.
If you think speaking-up against objectifying women is against our prevailing moral code, well, not sure what society you have around you.
How about that scene in on of the Transformer's movies where they follow the actress (who used to be a Victoria's Secret model) up the stairs while wearing underwear with the camera firmly planted on her ass? Seriously? Why was that necessary?
It isn't about some pure moral code. It's about using women and pushing shit on people just to do it. Like I said in my comment, if the movie is about sexual matters, absolutely no problem. A blow-job scene in Battlestar Galactica? Really?
Ignoring the religious definition, here's how it is typically interpreted:
"one who practices or preaches a more rigorous or professedly purer moral code than that which prevails"
My comment isn't at all about a purer moral code. It's about Hollywood's obsession with pushing more and more explicit sexual content on everyone and the objectification of women.
If you think speaking-up against objectifying women is against our prevailing moral code, well, not sure what society you have around you.
How about that scene in on of the Transformer's movies where they follow the actress (who used to be a Victoria's Secret model) up the stairs while wearing underwear with the camera firmly planted on her ass? Seriously? Why was that necessary?
It isn't about some pure moral code. It's about using women and pushing shit on people just to do it. Like I said in my comment, if the movie is about sexual matters, absolutely no problem. A blow-job scene in Battlestar Galactica? Really?