Some people are offended by homosexuality (not me, but some), but that didn't stop NBC from airing "Will & Grace," a show that champions the alternative lifestyle. Some people are offended by crude language, violence, and scenes of sexual acts and nudity (again, not me), but HBO has never felt pressure to stop airing "The Sopranos" (other than the fact that the show is really starting to suck).
I think all the sensitivity is aimed at not offending
minorities. If a middle-class Christian white person is offended by homosexuality on prime-time television or nudity in a movie, then they're chastised as not being more open-minded or simply told not to watch it. However, if a gay person is offended by a candy-bar ad or a black person is offended by Uncle Remus, then the ad is pulled and the movie is put on lock-down. No one cares whether or not I was offended as a man of Italian-descent by the caricature of Tony in "Lady & The Tramp." I wasn't, but that's not the point (not all Italians are hefty spaghetti-slinging accordion-playing mustachioed opera-hopefuls with goofy accents). Caricatures are meant to be funny...to grossly over-exaggerate a feature or tendency so we can all
laugh at ourselves...yet "Tom & Jerry" and any cartoon with a caricature of a minority needs a disclaimer in order to be released.
Censorship is wrong on any level, as we ALL, regardless of race, color or creed, should have the chance to make up our own mind as to what we watch, read and believe, and what we allow our children to have access to. The fact that SotS is so innocuous in comparison to shows like "The Sopranos", "Roots", or even the hilarious "Blazing Saddles" makes this situation all the more difficult to digest.

As has been said before, there are plenty of DVDs available out there that have a much higher potential to be offensive.
Point being...if we worry about offending
everybody, there will be nothing left to release, as you could always find at least one person (and as an earlier poster stated, "if it offends one person it's offensive") who is offended by whatever it is that's in question.