About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... - Printable Version -Shoutbox (https://shoutbox.menthix.net) +-- Forum: MsgHelp Archive (/forumdisplay.php?fid=58) +--- Forum: General (/forumdisplay.php?fid=11) +---- Forum: General Chit Chat (/forumdisplay.php?fid=14) +----- Thread: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... (/showthread.php?tid=24298) About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Omar on 04-26-2004 at 03:52 PM
Maybe this was posted before in here...so... RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by tomfletcherman on 04-26-2004 at 03:54 PM
I hate frickin' controling governments and I hate people who complain about what they see, they can turn it off if they want to RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by WDZ on 04-26-2004 at 04:19 PM
Personally, I don't care what I see on TV, but I don't want to "stop the FCC" Free Speech can be a good thing, but it can also be a bad thing... it should be limited. You can't go into a public place and yell "fuck you" at little kids... quote:Is that what their policy is? I've never heard of it... quote:I agree partially, but what if the viewer can't know what they're about to see? TV ratings and V-Chips and stuff help with this problem, but what about these "'incident' broadcasts" as mentioned in the thread subject? A family could be watching the super bowl, and have no idea that something inappropriate is about to happen. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Chromo on 04-26-2004 at 04:22 PM
oh cmon, "something innapropriate"? just an accident, shit happens RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by WDZ on 04-26-2004 at 04:31 PM
quote:If they don't do something about that "accident," there may be more "accidents" in the future... quote:Of course they won't be "traumatized." Kids are traumatized when a family member dies, or when they get abused... not when they hear a naughty word on TV. Parents should be able to decide what their children are exposed to, and feel safe letting their kids watch TV. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by martin on 04-26-2004 at 04:36 PM
me gots a stop fcc banner in me sig RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Patchou on 04-26-2004 at 06:09 PM Well, I agree, accidents happen, but lets say that wearing no more than 50grams of clothes doesn't help... if they want to do something, they should start by puting some tissues on their singers back. I'm not interested in watching semi-porn shows when I want to listen to some music. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Menthix on 04-26-2004 at 06:16 PM What exactly is ment with "incident" broedcasts in this case? RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Guido on 04-26-2004 at 06:39 PM
Delaying shows 5 minutes is completely stupid. Accidents happen, and saying that seeing one nipple is innapropriate and semi-porn is ridiculous compared to all the other violent and sexual implications in daytime or primetime shows all over the world, particularly in news programs. quote: Still, I don't agree with "Stop the FCC". 100% freedom is not feasible in any country. But while the restrictions are ridiculous and inconsistent (an anti-bush ad was innapropriate for the super bowl tv show, but there were lots of ads about sex and alcohol), I say at least "change" the FCC. RE: RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by TomorrowsNobody on 04-27-2004 at 02:49 PM
quote: RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by reisyboy on 04-27-2004 at 03:24 PM
quote:Think this all got sort of stired up during that MTV Misshap. Anyway the UK TV seems to be oki, much better than the US, not so parniod (from my view). But WDZ is right you do need some kind of moderation definatly. RB Agrees that xBox advert was good though if he is thinking of the same one. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by wj on 04-27-2004 at 03:25 PM Keep in mind that the FCC does alot more then just regulate TV. They regulate Radio, Cell Phones, Fax, Land Line Phones, Modem Speeds... They have a controll for everything. Not all of it is bad, but alot of it needs some review and change for the current century. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by paperless on 04-27-2004 at 03:48 PM
I already thought about this and i think if US people dont do nothing they are at risk i dont care about coz its their problem but well im going to that site coz i hate violations of freedom of expression. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Guido on 04-27-2004 at 04:05 PM Yeah, I have FCC logos beveled on almost any electronic appliance at my house (phones, cellphones, computers...) and I live 1000s of kms away from the US RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by WDZ on 04-27-2004 at 05:25 PM
quote:At risk? What is the risk? Less sex and violence/profanity on TV? Fine with me... there's more than enough of it already. If I want to see sex, I have my internet connection, and if I want to see violence/profanity, I can rent a movie. I doubt TV will be any less entertaining or interesting if the FCC enforces rules more strongly... RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Patchou on 04-27-2004 at 05:35 PM
I also tend to agree that too much violence and sex on every channel is not a good idea. I'm only 23 and I'm already getting tired of looking at Britney almost-completely-naked body in her last clip. As WDZ said, there's already more than enough ways to see violence and sex on our screen.
RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Wabz on 04-27-2004 at 05:46 PM
Television in England is lewd and boring everyone seems to be getting fixed on Gay couples kissing, sexual relationships of all kinds. And then some of our most famous managers become racist because there names haventy been mentioned in the papers for 3 weeks. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by martin on 04-27-2004 at 05:53 PM
well there not only cracking down on TV programs, but also radio. i could care less about TV, its me radio that me wants. RE: RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by TomorrowsNobody on 04-27-2004 at 07:20 PM
quote: RE: RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by TomorrowsNobody on 04-27-2004 at 07:43 PM
quote: hit the nail on the head another thing why is everyone so interested in who david beckham fucks i dont give "a flying fruit" and have u seen what some artist cunt has done? taped beckham sleeping for an hour and is displaying it in a art gallery how the quimis that art ive crapped better art pices RE: RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by paperless on 04-27-2004 at 10:43 PM
quote: Yeah risk. See if u can understand.. Now its tv radio etc tomorrow..everything The point isnt if u like to watch sex or not or if u can watch sex on the internet, anywhere else or if its important or not... the point is that u are being prohibitted to watch something because the governement doesnt want you to, you are not free to decide, thats not freedom. But if US people think they arent at risk seeing their freedom affected fine..everyone's happy Hey tommorrowsnobody u putted on a post a quote that wasnt mine please change it its wdz's quote RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by WDZ on 04-27-2004 at 10:56 PM
quote:There are plenty of shows on TV with great drama and emotion that don't contain "fuck"/"shit"/etc. quote:Me too, but stopping the FCC has nothing to do with that. The FCC isn't going to make every show on TV "fruity." That's ridiculous. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by WDZ on 04-27-2004 at 11:06 PM
quote:Pfft... you're being too paranoid. quote:No. Television stations are being prohibited from broadcasting certain things. Big difference, IMO. quote:As Guido said, 100% freedom is not feasible in any country. The government needs to take action when they feel that there's a problem. RE: RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by paperless on 04-27-2004 at 11:08 PM
quote: Whats the big difference..? RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Johnny_Mac on 04-27-2004 at 11:13 PM
Ah, the free speech and morals debate. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by paperless on 04-27-2004 at 11:24 PM
Ok.. not my probe i dont live at USA and im not pretending to. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Johnny_Mac on 04-27-2004 at 11:31 PM
Havent you just summed up the argument against this "free speech" thing? RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by WDZ on 04-27-2004 at 11:47 PM
quote:The government is not telling citizens what they can or cannot see/hear. They're not trying to make it illegal to see nudity or hear foul language. They're dealing with the broadcasters, who freely send their inappropriate shows to millions of people. The FCC wants to find an acceptable balance between the First Amendment (freedom of speech) and what is shown on TV. quote:Yep, I agree, and recent events (super bowl breast baring, Bono's f-word) crossed a line that was drawn. quote:A democracy is a government run by the people, or by elected representatives. How the hell is the FCC going to change that by increasing fines for broadcasters? quote:Exactly. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by TomorrowsNobody on 04-28-2004 at 02:43 PM
heres soemthign bout radio RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Omar on 04-28-2004 at 04:27 PM
I think what this is about is who's going to make the decision about what's right and what's wrong to broadcast? I know is the FCC, but in the end is a person who makes the decision... RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Johnny_Mac on 04-28-2004 at 05:08 PM
Nice post. quote:I think that's a rather naive excuse for not allowing censorship. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Anubis on 04-28-2004 at 05:28 PM There is a very strong difference between Free Speech and Indecent things being said. Indecent is in my opinion clearly offensive and I would not like this to be on any media. Anyone in the UK will surely remember Kilroy who lost his TV Talk Show due to a newspaper article he gave about his opinions about the Islam extremists...In some ways he was saying what a lot of people were thinking but I don't believe that should be classed as indecent in my opinion... RE: RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Guido on 04-28-2004 at 05:48 PM
quote:What's morally wrong for you may not be morally wrong for me... so what gives you the right to condemn me if I kill someone? You live in a semi-civilized society. Get over it. After all, public television is not paid by you, so you don't have any rights over what they broadcast there or not. The government, on the other hand, owns the TV frequencies. quote:Now that's a good point. Well, not that, but it got me to think of somthing. Channels generally are so biased in their way of informing the population and giving political opinions that I don't see how doing "live brainwashing" via TV is allowed . quote:Don't get paranoid... the problem here is that a nipple was shown in an "all audiences" Super Bowl show in daytime programming. The show was rated for all audiences, kids were watching that, and some conservatives parents don't want kids to see breasts in concerts. Period. quote:Nothing to do with it. If porn channels were rated All audiences, then we'd have a problem. quote:Yeah, now read all the rest of that lil' book RE: RE: RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Omar on 04-28-2004 at 06:09 PM
quote:With all due respect, but you're out of it if you compare censorship with murder.... Censorship is a very dangerous thing, it starts withn very little, and before you know it you give away a lot of your personal freedoms... And you Guido from all people should know about this (because you live in Argentina, altough maybe you're too young to remember the Peron days...) I used to lived in Mexico, and I know about Goverment-controled TV...(it sucks ), since we had the 70 years of a party's dicatorship... RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by TomorrowsNobody on 04-28-2004 at 07:40 PM
quote: omar u deserve a high 5 hit the nail on the head thats why kids theese days are so fucked up and all the music in the charts is a load of shit this is also a suggested emoticon RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Guido on 04-28-2004 at 09:28 PM
quote:Both things (killing and showing Janet jackson's boob in the super bowl) are illegal. In that sense, they are comparable. quote:Agreed, but that doesn't put the point of the discussion down. There has to be a regulation. You cannot compare the super bowl incident to Peron's censorship (I am too young to remember it but not too young to know it), one thing has logical justification (and in fact, many US citizens agree with the FCC) and the other is just political dictatorship. Who is, with all due respect, "out of it" then? quote:*cough* Government controlled TV is in every country of the world. The goverment, by definition, owns the frequency, and has every legal right to place fines if inappropriate content is shown at inappropriate times. TV is public, so someone must control it because anyone can see it just by plugging a RF antenna to a TV. quote:Definitely, kids are not right nowadays... what does kids watching TV to do with subjective musical tastes? And by the way, I DO agree about the nanny thing, it just doesn't serve as an argument for this, but it's definitely true. RE: About Free Speech & "indicent" broadcasts... by Johnny_Mac on 04-28-2004 at 11:27 PM
quote:Are you for real? So all the kids that are messed up these days listen up everyone cause we've discovered the cause in this thread, its TV. Give me a break... We go on about how censorship is wrong and dont let the governments get away with it, and in reply to letting kids watch uncensored stuff we just simply rule it out and say, "stop using TV as an "electronic nanny" (Omaaar). hah... |