| Head of Security Join Date: May 2005 Location: The Cradle of Liberty Gender:  Posts: 10,486 Country:  Points: 55,597, Level: 100 | Level up: 0%, 0 Points needed | | Re: I suppose the difference is in what you are expecting Quote: |
Originally Posted by Tabris which is not to see a tit. I didn't care that I saw one, nor did most people I know. The "sweeping legislation" is bull and was blown up because of this. Personally, I'm happy Howard is going to Satellite. Public broadcasting is still paid for by the people who hate profanity, so they do have a say. I think the censorship is over-blown but there's not much you can do. I have cable and the FCC doesn't regualte that.  I don't care if ABC, CBS, and NBC are not allowed to do things. Big deal.
Howard on Satellite means he can do whatever he wants, which I see as a plus. And stop acting like it's all Christianity's fault. People blame too much on it.
What pissed me off is that the FCC is looking to get legislation to regulate cable and satellite TV/radio as well. Of course, they can't since it's subscription-based. But Congress can change that. That, I see, as utter BS. There is too much regulation, and the Janet Jackson thing was a mistake but I could understand some parents having legitimate concerns about it. Still, 500 000 (the number of complaints the FCC recieved) is not a lot of people. It is, but the population of NYC is 2 million. Eh?
Either way, both sides have valid points, but the left screaming "It's Christianity's fault" is pointless. The Senate approved it 99-1 if I remember. From what I can remember, more than one person on that Senate is a Democrat...So clearly it's not just "the religious right" | Not to be nit picky, but the population of NYC is much closer to 10 million. It was well over 8 million at the 2000 census. Hell Philadelphia has well more than 5 million... Fight the good fight, and die with the enemy's heart in your hand. http://www.armysailor.com http://www.tadpolenet.com/techblog
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