Congress: An Institution Of Indecency
Congress Increases Indecency Fines Tenfold
Congress gave notice to broadcasters Wednesday that they will pay dearly for crossing the line with offensive material like Janet Jackson's 2004 Super Bowl "wardrobe malfunction," passing legislation that would multiply indecency fines 10 times.
The 379-35 House vote on the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act sends the bill to President Bush for his signature. The bill, which already passed the Senate, increases the top indecency fine the Federal Communications Commission can levy from $32,500 to $325,000 per incident.
Full Article, San Francisco Chronicle
Murder? Great.
Torture? Cool.
Kidnapping? No Problem.
Stolen Elections? Can't Hear You.
Abolishing The Constitution? About Time.
Allowing the portion of a woman's anatomy that allows a new life to receive nutrients critical to his/her survival to be seen?
Holy crap, we have to do something!!! How horrible! Appalling! Obnoxious! Repugnant to everything this country stands for!!!
TLC
Congress gave notice to broadcasters Wednesday that they will pay dearly for crossing the line with offensive material like Janet Jackson's 2004 Super Bowl "wardrobe malfunction," passing legislation that would multiply indecency fines 10 times.
The 379-35 House vote on the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act sends the bill to President Bush for his signature. The bill, which already passed the Senate, increases the top indecency fine the Federal Communications Commission can levy from $32,500 to $325,000 per incident.
Full Article, San Francisco Chronicle
Murder? Great.
Torture? Cool.
Kidnapping? No Problem.
Stolen Elections? Can't Hear You.
Abolishing The Constitution? About Time.
Allowing the portion of a woman's anatomy that allows a new life to receive nutrients critical to his/her survival to be seen?
Holy crap, we have to do something!!! How horrible! Appalling! Obnoxious! Repugnant to everything this country stands for!!!
TLC
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