who would've thought that god could create something that is so hideous, so terrible, that it could lead children down the path of ruin?
i am of course referring to the human body.
from reuters.com:
A vote on the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act of 2005 was scheduled for Wednesday or Thursday, according to the House GOP's weekly "whip notice."
The House is expected to approve the legislation overwhelmingly, raising fines to $500,000 per incident from $32,500. The same legislation also increases the fines performers face for indecent broadcasts to $500,000 from $11,000, and removes the FCC rule that gives performers a warning after the first incident.
The legislation is on the fast track, having been approved by the House Commerce Committee on a 46-2 vote as lawmakers remain concerned about the rise of indecent speech on television and radio. Concern over broadcast content exploded after the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show, during which Janet Jackson's breast was exposed during a number with singer Jason Timberlake.
i mean, for crying out loud, it was a breast!! it wasn't a lude sexual act! it was a part of the human body!! women use these things to feed their children! what's going to happen when these kids start going to gym class? "ahhhh!! that's the evil thing i'm not supposed to see!! i'm going to hell!!!"
the ultra-conservatives are getting so out of hand. it's getting kinda scary.
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