I really hate these things. They offend me more than I can say, I didn’t at all appreciate having to explain them to my daughter several years ago. Did my 14 year old really need to know what testicles look like? It’s one thing to see a line drawing in a textbook, and another to see a flesh toned, realistic looking model hanging on the back of a pickup truck.
I can’t quite bring myself to endorse legislation banning them, though. Still, the antidote to offensive free speech is more free speech. So let me just share a few words with anyone reading this who has decorated his or her vehicle with these:
I know you think you’re cute and all that, but what you actually are is juvenile, offensive, and crude. Grow up, please. Pig.
h/t Breitbart.tv





Yeah, that’s what we need, more Church police. As if the Lib agenda in the country hasn’t done enough to curb freedom, we should encourage MORE censorship!!
Up with Gay readers in kindergarten, down with BALLS on trucks!
[removed link - honestly, why come here, make rude remarks, and then expect me to leave a link to drive traffic to your site? You could have been courteous in your disagreement and I'd probably have linked to you of my own accord, plus I'd definitely have left your link in. We actually agree on a great deal, I have no idea why you're acting like I'm an enemy. - Laura]
Oh, my, you don’t like the word G-ay?
More censorship, yeah!!!
Myopinion that people who hang genitalia on their vehicles are morons costs no one his freedom to look like a narcissist with sexual issues and low self-esteem. As I said in the post, “I can’t quite bring myself to endorse legislation banning them, though. Still, the antidote to offensive free speech is more free speech.”
And if you don’t like my profanity plugin, you’re going to have to either get over it or move on to one of the other 8 gazillion websites out there. I have every right to control content on my own website. The plugin comes with a standard list of words based on comment spam and I’m not going to edit it just to cater to your evident need to see the word gay written out, instead of asterisked out but readable when you mouse over it. Also, I’ve never endorsed gay readers in kindergarten; I’m not sure where you got such an idea.