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Michelle – there is no “sketchy biz” in that religion. Study it for youself.

Joanne – that comment has no valid point and is completely random.

As for the whole Chris Brown and the Kids Choice Awards thing… I’m on the fence. On the one side he was charged with a felony and will face his day in court and has apologized for something, even though he has yet to say that he actually beat his girl and I do think that kids should understand that domestic violence is no joke….
On the other hand, I do believe he has been nominated for his work in music which is his professional career. While I agree that he is looked at as a role model to kids, I do know that kids and especially the ones who are fans of Nickelodeon probably do not completely understand what’s happened. Or they do but still appreciate his music. I don’t think it would hurt to keep him on the ballot… because again it’s for his musical talent and not his actions outside of the recording studio. We still award artists and actors who are druggies and who have affairs with others, how can we not deny them but deny him?

1. I disagree. Domestic violence should always be talked about. The more it’s out in the open, and publicly maligned the less victims will be stigmatized and hopefully the less it’ll happen as awareness increases. This correlation can seem slightly murky, but essentially not only will it get talked about more as it’s publicized more (see Oprah doing a show on it this Thurs, etc), but campaigning for it will increase, government funding to education programs will increase, and the next generation will grow up learning more about what the boundaries are in respectful relationships.

2. I have also been in an abusive relationship – they’re each different, that’s for sure. For what it’s worth, I’m sorry that you had to go through it – I would give anything to protect everyone from it.

3. What I do know is that she ended up looking like that, the police released the investigator’s report, the charges haven’t been dropped despite Rhianna not pushing them forwards (an indication there’s strong evidence) and he’s apparently said that he’s seeking help. I don’t need to wait for the courts to decide before drawing my own conclusions – I’m not willing to give him (or anyone in these circumstances) the benefit of the doubt, but I will retract my comments if he’s proved not-guilty.

4. Your comment about “Even if Chris did hit her, who are you guys to crucify him” is a bit off the mark, IMHO. We’re the public, who he relies on to sell his records. When I buy something – from an item of clothing to a CD – it’s not just the product in my hands that matters, but where the money goes, how it’s spent, and whether or not I support that (think blood diamonds). Chris’ records have blood on them, and because he’s trying to sell them to me, I’m in just the right position to stop buying them (not crucify him). As for raising awareness about domestic violence, it’s not just my right to do it, it’s my job to do it.

5. Let’s be clear: you don’t “lose your way” and end up hitting someone. You have violent tendencies that are absolutely totally unacceptable and you need to seek long-term counseling for them. As you probably know, it’s also unlikely to be a mistake either, as they’re one-offs.

Second, Big Love is not about mormons. Lets not get this mixed up. Polygamy has nothing to do with the mormon religion. More people would know that if you actually researched it. So the LDS church has a right to be mad because you are putting them in a light that they shouldnt be in. So lets read up on the facts before we start making comments.

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