>>So it is your definition of 'censor' vs my definition lf 'censor'?
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>So, you think it's wrong for someone to choose not to listen to someone else? Therein lies the issue then. You will never agree with others like us who believe in the freedom to put our hands over our own ears. Don't you change the station on your tv when you find something you don't want to watch? We will never agree on this if your definition of censorship is based on an individual choosing not to listen.

Okay - That works for me. Carry on having fun and a Merry Christmas.