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So you are against free speech? That is how I read your comment, since you are equating taking Eminem off the shelves at stores and limiting certain words on TV.
What I am wondering is if you stood equally against those who demand that Eminem be taken off the shelf, or those who demand that the FCC regulate content, as you do against the people at this school. Because if you didn't, you're blowing hot air. Your sincerity is lacking. Even when you're right, it has little meaning unless applied consistently, even to that which you dislike.
Other than my hopefully understood as sarcastic response earlier, where have I said I supported limitations on constitutionally protected free speech?
Regardless, I am against the government limiting what appears on store shelves and much rather leave it to the free market. But if it is parents or other citizens who are protesting stores carrying the CDs I am not going to limit their freedom to protest.
As far as the FCC decency guidelines, lets get rid of them. The FCC should be part of the military and wh
Well, look at it this way. The school only did what was in its best economic interests. Didn't want to see a bunch of lawyers involved etc. I would wager that what was being discussed in the office. Nothing to do with Obama. It's about hypersensitivity to litigation in general. Kinda like hypersensitivity to all things "Obama". The "people" have "convicted" him of everything under the sun with a lot less evidence than they have on the previous guy. They both eat from the same trough, wear the same spots, co
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Anything seven degrees or less from something that is or ever was racist is racist.
(And anything obviously racist, if by a Left-wing racial minority, is not racist.)
Societal taboos are no good for things like curbing teen pregnancy, you see, but they're very apropos for things like hassling 11-year-olds.
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Hey, if Eminem can get pulled off the shelves, and you can't say fuck on the TV...like whatever.
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I'll remember that next time I want to support one of those issues.
You know we can't mock the president, so screw it, I want "fuck" and rappers banded from pulic air waves.
Your enlightenment has guided me down a new and refreshing path.
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Free speech is free speech. Either you're for it or you're against it. There is no choosing sides.
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So you are against free speech? That is how I read your comment, since you are equating taking Eminem off the shelves at stores and limiting certain words on TV.
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What I am wondering is if you stood equally against those who demand that Eminem be taken off the shelf, or those who demand that the FCC regulate content, as you do against the people at this school. Because if you didn't, you're blowing hot air. Your sincerity is lacking. Even when you're right, it has little meaning unless applied consistently, even to that which you dislike.
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Other than my hopefully understood as sarcastic response earlier, where have I said I supported limitations on constitutionally protected free speech?
Regardless, I am against the government limiting what appears on store shelves and much rather leave it to the free market. But if it is parents or other citizens who are protesting stores carrying the CDs I am not going to limit their freedom to protest.
As far as the FCC decency guidelines, lets get rid of them. The FCC should be part of the military and wh
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Well, look at it this way. The school only did what was in its best economic interests. Didn't want to see a bunch of lawyers involved etc. I would wager that what was being discussed in the office. Nothing to do with Obama. It's about hypersensitivity to litigation in general. Kinda like hypersensitivity to all things "Obama". The "people" have "convicted" him of everything under the sun with a lot less evidence than they have on the previous guy. They both eat from the same trough, wear the same spots, co