Obscenities on TV Right This Second

This may be in the wrong forum but I thought everyone may want to check it out....

Right now on CNN there is a crowd in the background.... There is a bald man in the front row wearing a t-shirt that says # THIS #.

I know it is live and I guess they haven't noticed it... Should they be held responsible for these actions???

FCC jumped all over the Superbowl slip-up, how about this one.

PS he is very close to the window...its not like this is very small...it is very easy to read.


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K_OS

[edit on 2-11-2004 by K_OS]



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[edit on 29-1-2005 by kinglizard]

Originally posted by K_OS
Right now on CNN there is a crowd in the background.... There is a bald man in the front row wearing a t-shirt that says # THIS #.

LMAO!! That's pretty funny.

Should they be responsible? No. While I don't it's necessary to have profanity on TV (at least not when younger people are watching), I also think that drawing attention to something like this makes it more important than it needs to be.

during specific times of day, yes...they do have obscenity laws for the public tv and radio...and some are local....
It's the reason why some areas decided not to play Saving Private Ryan for a Veterans Day salute.....(ABC did this?)

I didnt think cable tv actually had rules like 'public' channels i always heard cable channels could show what they wanted they just dont because of people complaining an crap

I don't watch much tv anymore. It reduces my efficiency to focus. Although I can still accomplish what I want it's faster with lazer focus.

I think the FCC violates a few amendments, so just get rid of it and let the networks decide what they show.

i think that superbowl thing with janet and justin was faked

you could tell it was rehersed that way

why was she wearing a studded bra\ thing if it wernt meant to be pulled off

and why would she have something stuck on her nipple

the whole thing was a set up.

and what was even funnier than that, was the way the american media made a total, meal of it.

It was probably them who set it up

[edit on 29-1-2005 by jiggaman]