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Webby · 03-03-2004, 02:09 PM

There is a valid case for "the protection of children", however this has been going on for years when several reasonable options could have been instigated to at least partially resolve the issue, - they were not.

Sad news is, it is election year again in the US and the hyprocacy rises once more.

When it gets to the level of outcrys over Jackson's tits - it's just too absurd - they are just tits - not uncommon! There are far more relevant issues to be dealing with than sanitizing US television still further.

Whatever the outcome of the Supreme Court, the fact remains that the US is not the net and I seriously doubt anyone will bother to observe some law of the US which may end up as some coverup of tits.

Although the majority of websites respect and adhere to section 2557, (only my opinion, but is a valid law), this is not obligatory for any webmaster not hosting in the US. I can't see anyone giving a shit about further restrictions under US law.

03-03-2004, 02:09 PM
Webby Too lazy to set a custom title Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Far far away - as possible Posts: 14,956	There is a valid case for "the protection of children", however this has been going on for years when several reasonable options could have been instigated to at least partially resolve the issue, - they were not. Sad news is, it is election year again in the US and the hyprocacy rises once more. When it gets to the level of outcrys over Jackson's tits - it's just too absurd - they are just tits - not uncommon! There are far more relevant issues to be dealing with than sanitizing US television still further. Whatever the outcome of the Supreme Court, the fact remains that the US is not the net and I seriously doubt anyone will bother to observe some law of the US which may end up as some coverup of tits. Although the majority of websites respect and adhere to section 2557, (only my opinion, but is a valid law), this is not obligatory for any webmaster not hosting in the US. I can't see anyone giving a shit about further restrictions under US law.