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Censorship debate - The Politics Show (BBC 1 South East)
MP for Canterbury, Julian Brazier, doesn't agree with the BBFC allowing adults to decide for themselves what movies or video games they should watch and so was trying to change the law in a way tha...
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thing,planet terror, the evil dead etc and cant wait to get braindead , bad taste and lots more i think people should grow up and stop complainging and if they dont like the films they have the choice not to watch them
I will support a ban on sex and violence on the screen as long as the next time some person goes crazy and kills a bunch of folks claiming that it was divinely inspired that all copies of the bible and koran are banned too!
As a side issue, I see Gordon Brown is looking at bringing in his own change in the law IF they get in again at the next election which will bring in an appeals procedure similar to the one Brazier was suggesting.
Didn't he follow the debate? Brazier was ripped apart when this came up for debate, so why is Brown proposing something similar?
One can only hope someone saner takes his place (however unlikely that may ne)
Mediawatch are actually dieing a very slow death. Since Mary Whitehouse left mmbership has been in decline and few people these days support their views (not that many people ever supported their views in the first place).