[balch3]

exactly. They can tell the story without resorting to foul language. I for one am glad we have people in office who are finally standing up for morality and decencey.

[the_Watchman]

I think the question should be posed to Ken Burns as to whether he wants our children to be able to watch this documentary.

[Darkwolf377]

They can tell the story without resorting to foul language.

But the point is, they didn't do that--this is a documentary, and that's what happened.

Is someone who's watching a documentary about our brave soldiers who fought a guy who tossed people into ovens going to be harmed by the F word?

[WestVirginiaRebel]

Yeah, 'cause we all know sailors, soldiers and Marines never, ever cussed in real life!

[RWR8189]

I stand up for morality and decency every single day, in my own home.

If you don't want to see or hear the smut on tv yourself, make use of the power switch.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

I not so sure I want a bowdlerized version of World War II.

[ksen]

exactly. They can tell the story without resorting to foul language. I for one am glad we have people in office who are finally standing up for morality and decencey.

Which is of course EXACTLY what the Founders wanted the Federal Government to be the keeper of: morality and decency.

Morality and decency are to flow from the people to the government, not from the government to the people.

[jmc813]

They can tell the story without resorting to foul language. I for one am glad we have people in office who are finally standing up for morality and decencey.