The government should at LEAST be able to regulate when and where you can listen to/watch subject matter inappropriate for younger consumers.
I should NOT have to sit in my car, held hostage by a red light, and be forced to listen to : We only like gangsta shit Cause I drive a gangsta car And street niggaz run this shit We only like gangsta broads If you wanna see gangsta shit Then push me a lil too far Cause street niggaz might not quite You gone have to call the law
being blared in the car next door. We shouldn't be subject to listening to it through the walls of our apartment during "non quiet hours."
Bach or even Weird Al is one thing. Salt n Pepa or Public Enemy is one thing, this shit is quite another.
OOH so they have to warn parents when they put explicit lyrics in the cd's and that caused an uproar. Free speech! Free speech! What about Free Peace? Every man has the right to persue happiness, and sometimes that happiness is NOT enjoying another person's taste in music.
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timeasmymeasure
Yes huh!
Date: 2006-02-24 04:53 pm (UTC)I should NOT have to sit in my car, held hostage by a red light, and be forced to listen to :
We only like gangsta shit
Cause I drive a gangsta car
And street niggaz run this shit
We only like gangsta broads
If you wanna see gangsta shit
Then push me a lil too far
Cause street niggaz might not quite
You gone have to call the law
being blared in the car next door. We shouldn't be subject to listening to it through the walls of our apartment during "non quiet hours."
Bach or even Weird Al is one thing. Salt n Pepa or Public Enemy is one thing, this shit is quite another.
OOH so they have to warn parents when they put explicit lyrics in the cd's and that caused an uproar. Free speech! Free speech! What about Free Peace? Every man has the right to persue happiness, and sometimes that happiness is NOT enjoying another person's taste in music.
Karina Black, Ravenclaw