The National Scene - Written by Beasley Allen on Tuesday, July 17, 2007 7:15 - 0 Comments
Court Ruling says Foul Language is Fine on TV
A June ruling by a federal appeals court in New York has cleared the way for TV networks to use the worst sort of foul language in their programming at any time of day. That means children will be subject to hearing filthy language on television sets without restriction. I have to wonder why the church leaders all over the land haven’t raised their voices in unison against this sort of thing. Maybe they don’t know about the court’s decision. If that’s the case, we should let them know what’s going on. There have to be restrictions on profane and indecent context in TV programming. Congress must get more involved and do it now.
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