Devin Smither

A member of the Philip Greenspun's Homepage community since April 9, 1999

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April 9, 1999, on Little Red Riding Hood:
I'd just like to say that, whomever Elaine is, she's missed the point of the "woodsperson" and the violence. The reason it is so funny is because it lambasts being p.c. (I HATE political correctness), and the fact that there's violence has nothing to do with that. This story's not supposed to have some sort of value. It's supposed to be funny and ridicule p.c. What value is ruined by the chopping heads off? Much more violent things happen in real fairy tales, so why complain about a parody and say it decreases the value of the story?