Comments on: Thank $DEITY The FCC Is Here To Protect Us http://tntluoma.com/tv/please-think-of-the-children/ Stuff I've Written Down Tue, 23 Nov 2010 20:52:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jay Tatum http://tntluoma.com/tv/please-think-of-the-children/comment-page-1/#comment-1562 Jay Tatum Tue, 29 Jan 2008 00:37:34 +0000 http://tj.tntluoma.com/tv/please-think-of-the-children#comment-1562 <p>Is there a disconnect with the writer of this article and the visual images of the naked woman? Clearly there is flesh exposed, excretory and reproductive, however you want to spin it, but it is clearly exposed.</p> <p>Am I offended? No. Would I allow my child to watch the show after 9:00 pm EST? Probably, but he's 25 and a dad.</p> <p>What's interesting to me is the amount of energy this crap creates, positively and negatively. Network television will not have to worry about this in the next few years when they lose their status. And the folks at the FCC wanting that $313 Billion Dollars? Well, given the corruption out there on the airwaves already, it is probably not enough.</p> <p>As for me? I want to get a job with the FCC watching for the same kind of stuff those other bureaucrats get to do - watch tv, analyze the content, and get paid for doing so. Suddenly, Martin Knoeffler's song makes so much better sense. "I want my. I want my. I want my FCC!!!"</p> Is there a disconnect with the writer of this article and the visual images of the naked woman? Clearly there is flesh exposed, excretory and reproductive, however you want to spin it, but it is clearly exposed.

Am I offended? No. Would I allow my child to watch the show after 9:00 pm EST? Probably, but he’s 25 and a dad.

What’s interesting to me is the amount of energy this crap creates, positively and negatively. Network television will not have to worry about this in the next few years when they lose their status. And the folks at the FCC wanting that $313 Billion Dollars? Well, given the corruption out there on the airwaves already, it is probably not enough.

As for me? I want to get a job with the FCC watching for the same kind of stuff those other bureaucrats get to do - watch tv, analyze the content, and get paid for doing so. Suddenly, Martin Knoeffler’s song makes so much better sense. “I want my. I want my. I want my FCC!!!”

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