Tuesday, April 26, 2005
Dubya Standard
Washington D.C. Thank you's all around to Janet Jackson who staged a nipple peek during the superbowl and now the FCC is fining everyone and jailing everyone.
President Gee Dubya and his party, setting standards for decency in television, film, radio, and such, are seeking to rewrite the First Amendment in the name of child protection.
Broadcaster's such as Howard Stern, Imus and the like have been silenced, fined or jailed for their outburst of un-christian, obscenities. They have now found themselves safely nestled in the airwaves of satellite radio. But does this mean the government won't try to silence satellite. Before you scream "viva la satelite", keep in mind that cable TV was supposed to be free of the FCC, then Satellite TV, Even radio in it's glory days. The internet has low-life self-proclaimed christians policing the internet for Frank Charlie Charlie.
The other side of the coin has it's own hideaway in the media as well. It's called C-Span. The government knows that the only people who want to watch politicians argue with each other are other politicians, and conspiracy theorists. President Dubya can flip you off anytime he likes calling it his "one-fingered" victory sign. Prick Cheney can tell other members of congress to "shut the fuck up!" on C-span.
The Republican government is patting the controversial Haliburton Corp. (ran by Prick Chaney) on the back with a $145 million grant for feeding our troops in Iraq. Yeah, they fed them rotting food! According to Army inspections.
Do you think if I emptied out the green and wiggly food from my fridge and gave it to our troops I'd be given a $5 grant? Or do you think I'd be considered a terrorist and beaten to a pulp and disappear in the waters near Cuba?
It's a Dubya standard.
President Gee Dubya and his party, setting standards for decency in television, film, radio, and such, are seeking to rewrite the First Amendment in the name of child protection.
Broadcaster's such as Howard Stern, Imus and the like have been silenced, fined or jailed for their outburst of un-christian, obscenities. They have now found themselves safely nestled in the airwaves of satellite radio. But does this mean the government won't try to silence satellite. Before you scream "viva la satelite", keep in mind that cable TV was supposed to be free of the FCC, then Satellite TV, Even radio in it's glory days. The internet has low-life self-proclaimed christians policing the internet for Frank Charlie Charlie.
The other side of the coin has it's own hideaway in the media as well. It's called C-Span. The government knows that the only people who want to watch politicians argue with each other are other politicians, and conspiracy theorists. President Dubya can flip you off anytime he likes calling it his "one-fingered" victory sign. Prick Cheney can tell other members of congress to "shut the fuck up!" on C-span.
The Republican government is patting the controversial Haliburton Corp. (ran by Prick Chaney) on the back with a $145 million grant for feeding our troops in Iraq. Yeah, they fed them rotting food! According to Army inspections.
Do you think if I emptied out the green and wiggly food from my fridge and gave it to our troops I'd be given a $5 grant? Or do you think I'd be considered a terrorist and beaten to a pulp and disappear in the waters near Cuba?
It's a Dubya standard.
