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To: Dilly
Sure, it provides a teaching moment, and any parent can turn off the show. No argument whatsoever.

But is that any reason why people should not speak up and express their opinion that intentional misrepresentation on primetime TV for political motives is something they disapprove of? I can turn off porno too. But does that mean I should sit silently when CBS throws "Debbie Does Dallas" onto the tube at 8 pm?
42 posted on 06/04/2003 3:07:57 PM PDT by Vitamin A
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To: Vitamin A
Hey, I didn't say you couldn't (or shouldn't) speak up or complain to CBS if you're offended by this. What I said is, I don't think this is a matter that it appropriate to take to the courts. I didn't instruct you to sit silently by. Please don't put words into my mouth.
47 posted on 06/04/2003 3:13:07 PM PDT by Dilly
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