The way I look at it, Janet's SuperBoob stunt is no different from the sensationalist headline "BUSH KNEW" that was published on the front page of the New York Post a couple of years ago which suggested Bush knew about the 9/11 attack before it happened but did little to stop it.

I find it extremely hypocritical of television and newspaper journalists to say Janet's sensationalist stunt is shockingly irresponsible. Turns out Bush DIDN'T know, but the headline sure did attract a huge crowd and sold a lot of newspapers.

Sensationalism is practiced every day by the very same journalists who are now ranting on television about "irresponsible sensationalists" and "how on earth has it come to this?!"

The journalist's motto: "Find a flaw and exaggerate its significance."

It's unfortunate that Janet has become the lightning rod for this "flaw" in human nature - we love controversy. Controversy sells. And until it stops selling we will continue to see naked boobs and butts suddenly appear in the most unlikely places, stirring up trouble. And journalists will be there to fan the flames for every penny it's worth.

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