sexist video

sexist video

Where the wild things aren't is in a Kanye West movie.
A month after his mea culpa to Taylor Swift for hijacking her MTV Video Music Awards moment, the rap superstar is offering up yet another apology, this time to his fans for removing an epic Spike Jonze-directed video in which he stars as a womanizing, boozing party animal.
"Sorry I had to take it down," West writes on his blog without further explanation.
The 14-minute short, entitled "We Were Once a Fairytale," showed West playing a wasted version of himself, groping various females in a nightclub while his track "See You In My Nightmares" plays in the background.
After a brief sex scene, the MC makes a beeline for the bathroom, where he vomits and proceeds to stab himself in the stomach with a knife. The clip concludes as West pulls some sort of rat fiend from his gut, a Jonzian touch reminiscent of the helmer's latest big screen foray, Where the Wild Things Are.
The clip sparked controversy upon its debut yesterday, with critics calling it sexist. And he continues to make headlines for taking it down today.
Contoversy? Publicity? Kanye West? Go figure.
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sex offenders

sex offenders


Sex sometimes seems to be a bit confusing for some people and for some people it just a pleasure, so just to cater all such people a new treatment program for sex offenders is being developed at the Airway Heights Corrections Center near Spokane.
The 200-person program aims to reduce the number of inmates who re-offend by giving them intensive counseling. The Spokesman-Review reports that the program isn't expected to increase the sex offender population at the prison; instead, it's directed at sex offenders who already are in the prison system but aren't getting treatment.
Prison officials say a study has shown that 17 percent of sex offenders released from Washington prisons re-offend, but the figure falls to 3 percent for those who receive treatment. and note that the treatment should be conducted in a good manner