Knoxville-Horn
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I was discussing the athiest v. Madison issue with a couple of friends and had an idea.
The FCC owns the airwaves and has very loose jurisdiction over individual content. For example, it regulates cussing, nudity, etc... to a certain extent.
If pushed (ie sued) some time in the future, would the FCC be obligated to censor religious messages on government controlled airwaves? Yes, I know it's far-fetched but so would the banning of Christmas trees in school were you to tell someone that this would happen in 1960. Just wondering.
The FCC owns the airwaves and has very loose jurisdiction over individual content. For example, it regulates cussing, nudity, etc... to a certain extent.
If pushed (ie sued) some time in the future, would the FCC be obligated to censor religious messages on government controlled airwaves? Yes, I know it's far-fetched but so would the banning of Christmas trees in school were you to tell someone that this would happen in 1960. Just wondering.
