The problem is, the cover flakes when it gets wet. These little flakes stick to the bathroom fixtures and the floor. It's a pain to clean up. My other magazines don't do this, so I figure you can make your magazine not do this as well. Before you congratulate yourselves on how free from censorship you are, consider the issue more closely.
Canadian law protects both individual rights and the rights of society.
These small sacrifices of individual freedom are the price we pay for a healthier, safer, and more equal society. Canadians have seen numerous dramas, documentaries, and even Kids in the Hall sketches on CBC, the state broadcasting company, that no private broadcaster south of the border has had the courage to air uncensored. This is the fault of cowardly politicians who, in a frenzy to appear more anti-child porn, hastily passed vague laws that go further than intended. However, Canadians hardly have a monopoly on extreme, frenzied, political scapegoating. Well, we never had McCarthyism either.