Media Free Speech (Part 2)

Give us beer and we rip apart the FCC and the "Holier than Thou". This had to be split into 2 clips..please watch and share both parts with anyone who gives a damn about free speech!

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[Aceswolf]

Good Parenting :) Thats what I'm saying man Parents Have control over what there kids see in this world :) I love you guys. I think we need to do a collab/Interview :) you guys should do Interviews/Guests on your show with Subscribers.

We are so Repressed and yet we are the Freest country :) LMAO I don't get it.

Great Show guys :)

[justletitout]

Thanks man, we appreciate it...share this with anyone you think might feel the same way we do. Let's keep this thing rolling

[3BallJosh]

I'm actually editing a video as i watch this asking what exactly is vulgarity. I'll post it as a response since it's related.

[justletitout]

Cool...man...that'll be great...thanks for the response!!

[justletitout]

let us know when it's uploaded!

[MurphDawgProductions]

Actually Nigger was a word used to describe someone who is "outside of society". It had nothing to do with being useless, OR black. White people can be niggers too by definition.

[cpt4coder]

your f***ing right! But when it comes to the N word , thats where i draw the line

[mcoop221]

I'm sure we all know people who's children use foul language and we wouldn't allow our children to use it.

Yes, it all comes down to parenting. But we don't need to listen to this on the TV. We have WAY too many absentee parents as it is. JMO

[mcoop221]

Those that live in countries or even cities, often see the end result of violence. What does this breed? More violence. Look no further than our own cities, Chicago, NY, Philly, ect... You can see it in Africa, South America. I use this because it's fact. If you are raised in this type of environment, the odds are largely stacked against you. It's a statistical certainty. Same applies if we allow our children to listen to foul language.

[mcoop221]

My question is where do we draw the line? The first amendment is not totally clear. The original version of the first amendment was rejected. ''The people shall not be deprived or abridged of their right to speak, to write, or to publish their sentiments; and the freedom of the press, as one of the great bulwarks of liberty, shall be inviolable.'' This clearly shows that complete freedom from censorship was NOT the intent of Congress. cont'd

[mcoop221]

I've paused your show numerous times when my daughter comes over to me. I take that sign in the background seriously, as I should. I've also paused movies, TV shows, ect... I don't want my daughter hearing what I consider "foul language;" be it from a website, movie, or me.

cont'd

[PantyMython]

I agree. Parents need 2 do their job and decide what they think is right 4 their kids instead of expecting every1 else 2 adhere 2their personal standards. My son has a tv in his room, and he watches a lot of cartoon network. I told him a long time ago when adult swim comes on he needs to turn it off or turn the channel. He was complaining about them having it on there at all. I told him it's OK that it's on there because it's EZ to just turn it OFF. & he should be in bed by that time anyway.