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To: steve-b

Very good decision.

If you're offended by said content, don't watch!


7 posted on 07/10/2006 8:19:35 AM PDT by Constitution Day (Down with Half-Assery!)
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To: Constitution Day
Very good decision.

How do you figure? A person doesn't have the right to censor their own, legal copy of a movie?

That's all these businesses do. You buy a legal copy of the movie and they perform the service of removing the offensive content for you. Just how, praytell, does that violate copyright law by any stretch of the law or imagination?

34 posted on 07/10/2006 8:26:32 AM PDT by TChris (Banning DDT wasn’t about birds. It was about power.)
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To: Constitution Day

Well, TV changes movie content all the time, for viewing on the networks. You will never see certain films in their entirety on commercial TV. That said, in theory it is wrong to tinker with the content of a film, just as it would be a book. I hate siding with Hollywood liberals...


179 posted on 07/10/2006 9:37:06 AM PDT by veronica ("A person needs a sense of mission like the air he breathes...")
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