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Do you think Asda were right to refuse this picture?

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20 years ago this would have been seen as quite an innocent picture and in some ways still is, but today's society sadly has changed all that. Were Asda right in sticking to their policies?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1029375/Mothers-fury-Asda-refuse-print-baby-snap-son-birthday-cake--hes-naked.html

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There's nothing wrong with the picture. It's just a baby's bottom. How would it constitute pornography? I've got plenty of pictures of my kids in the bath etc and have never had any problems having them printed. Asda went a bit OTT on this one.
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the same thing happened to my daughter.i think it is pathetic.

the pc brigade are going over the top, and i dread to think what else they are gonna come up with/
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its a sad world we live in but if some sick b****** pedo gets off on this sort of thing then i say make it as difficult as possable for them.
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If you watch the TV you see children for adverts like pampers etc in less clothes that, shown to a mass market. How can a picture of a fully clothed baby, only to be shown to other family members be something they can turn down?

Crazy. Soon, they'll be a ban on babies to deter such issues.

My Answer: Stupid.
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Pathetic.
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No-Thats pathetic......Its really sad that anyone even has to think about it babies bottoms are on ads and packs of nappies all the time
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it's ridiculous- you see baby's bums in nappy commercials every day. Why is this suddenly taboo?

Pathetic, overly pc idiots, living in fear that they miight to something slightly wrong... so they just tell everyone no.. just in case.
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No Asda were being plain silly.

PC madness.
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P C gone mad.Harmless enough.
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i bet her son is pleased.
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Good God, that's bloody moronic. Like the article said, babies bare bums are on adverts!
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No. Its ridiculous isn't it.
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They normally won't refuse anything that makes them a profit.
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thats stupid, theres tons of naked baby pictures out there.
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No, common sense should dictate that its not pornographic, why don't people see that.
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Rules is rules. I wouldn't have done it for fear of a massive fine.
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thats so ridiculous , we see babies bottoms everyday on johnsons or nappy ads and they say nothing
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pfffffffffftttttt.................PATHET... how sad!!!
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Oh dear, to think that things have come to this !!!!!!
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lol....absolutely ridiculous! There are loads of pics of babies in mags and on tv, with bare bottoms.

edit: Why the thumbs down???
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This is idiocy.

I bet they sell cakes in the shape of womens b*****s!!
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Its a good thing - can you imagine his mum getting out his baby things and showing a bird that picture?

There is only one reason to take pics like that - to laugh at them later in life!!!!
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how pathetic of ASDA
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they refused to show the baby's bottom?!? that's retarded...
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Quite frankly, I'd rather they refused than let them. How do you know who works in the cake making place? Paedos dream that is!!
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What a shame they wouldnt print this pic. Who is it hurting? Im surprised they turned away the business!
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just go to show how times change i suppose asda were just acting in everyones interests
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