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In my opinion, I think you should be at least 16 before you can go into the store. At least then
you're able to understand what most of the inappropriate items are for. |
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Don't worry this site wont even put a dent in the corp, how do i know? I work at Spencers. I have
been shopping there since i was 11 and my mother would go in with me. She was fine with the store
but when i was younger she told me not to go in the back section of the store, and I would listen to
her (oh wow a child that listens to his parents)
NOW we discourage young kids (under 17) to enter the back area. And if you're one of the parents
that are against Spencers I have a few things to say to you.....
YOU DONT HAVE TO COME IN OUR STORE
STAY WITH YOUR KIDS CUZ THEY ARE PROB THE CAUSE OF YOUR ANGER
AND ITS SPENCERS NOT THE GO-GO- PUSSY PRON SHOP.
And for the mothers of daughters, your daughter is prob not as pure as you think but would you
rather have her pregnant or getting pleasure from a vibrator? |
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Shutting a store because they carry items that are offensive to some people or inappropriate for
children is not a good enough reason. For one, children always find ways to see inappropriate
content whether at home, at another kid's home, at the library, in the mall...ok, basically my point
is anywhere they go. There is no way to shelter children from all inappropriate material. It is
the responsibility of parents to teach their children what is and is not acceptable and to teach
them morals, values and right from wrong. Still, kids are curious and will take advantage of any
way to discover things that are "forbidden". Seems to be a better idea to make these things less
"forbidden" to kids and allow for them to have an open and honest relationship with their parents.
Not to mention, if kids have access to the Internet, they can see pretty much anything. Before
anyone argues that they have parental controls set, kids do not only use the Internet while at home
and not all parents set the same limitations on web sites as do others. I don't like my kids to see
things that I feel are inappropriate, but I know that I cannot stop it fully. I just remain open
with them and discuss things so that they can make better and more informed choices.
Besides the aspect of the inappropriate materials, Spencers does sell novelty items and gag gifts.
They are a well established chain and our economy has forced enough businesses under to quibble over
what a revenue generating chain that has been around for many years is selling. If one does not
like the store, do not go in. That's the bottom line. It is not like they are an adult sex shop
that is operating in a mainstream mall. They have a few "adult" items and some explicit items that
are meant for bachelor and bachelorette parties or the like. It is hardly a pornographic
environment. |
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People (including kids) can always find a way to discover and buy the more questionable items in
society. They find ways to get drugs, condoms, porn, and alcohol don't they? Spencers is actually
quite mild compared to the more outlandish shops or shady associates kids might shop at. You're
better off letting Spencer's fill that nitch.
And frankly sheltering kids is no way to inoculate them against the real world they'll have to live
in for 60 years after they're no longer under your protective wing. |
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To shut them down would be going a bit far but to fine them for allowing minors to view these
materials would be OK. |
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Heck no wear else should I get my edible under wear. (wow never thought I'd ever say that) |
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Uhmm...they don't need to shut it down, that's going to far. But maybe have a certain age limit on
who can be in the store. |
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NO WAY! Spencers is great, and I love shopping there. If you don't like it, don't shop there. As for
children, maybe they should require people to be 18 to enter/shop there. |
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22 Feb 2008 18:27
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