A Momentous Occasion
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OK so now that the FCC has declared hat it's ok to say "****" on broadcast television, Comedy Central is once again pushing the limits of the rules by showing an un-edited version of the South Park movie. Let the festivities begin!!! Watch for the movie to play like every night from now on at like 1am, as I am sure Comedy Central will keep exploiting this new decision.
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I know Comedy isn't regular broadcast (I'm a telecomm major), but it still generally follows the same rules, just for uniformity's sake. The FCC technically does regulate cable, just differently than they do over-the-air broadcast stations. The fact that over-the-air networks haven't started saying "**** **** ****" on a regular basis is definitely proof of their integrity, despite what other people say. As soon as I read the news in my trade journals, I was shocked as to their reasoning; they ruled that the word could be used as an adjective or as an insult, but not actually describing the act of sex, which -to me- was weird. But, oh well...Let's enjoy the loosening of our censorship laws so we can be more like the rest of the world.