bburnfc
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RE: Ofcom Discussion
what i dont get with this. is that tv programs before 21.00 on main stream television can get away with show girl kiss or even worst guys kiss. what happening here.
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26-12-2012 13:17 |
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Scottishbloke
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RE: Ofcom Discussion
Well just got home after spending Christmas in the company of my Brother and family and guess what he has SKY TV and also 2 young kids. He has the whole 900 section blocked so no problems and no issues. It's really that easy, no big fuss and no big deal.
I'm hoping for less restrictive shows in 2013 and beyond. If porn offends you then don't watch the channels, block them. Those who winge about the shows to ofcom will eventually get their own just deserts.
Just wait until the likes of Songs Of Praise get's taken off the air so as to not offend the atheists. I've always said each to their own. Harm and offence is just a myth. Don't watch it and you won't be offended. If you choose to watch it then I say either change the channel, block it or shut the fuck up. Nobody likes a snitch.
(This post was last modified: 26-12-2012 16:22 by Scottishbloke.)
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26-12-2012 16:21 |
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mr mystery
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RE: Ofcom Discussion
Ofcom are not fit for purpose and are pedlars of sexual imagery and adult hard core websites, their website is not age verified and can easily be accessed by children, these children can then be strongly offended and traumatised when reading explicit sexual details given in Ofcom broadcast bulletin's concerning the babe channels, not only that Ofcom advertise hard core websites as well , check out this link it's from Ofcom's own licence details part of their website, and then click on the website link of the channel details given by Ofcom and check the images shown http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/tvlicensing/cs/1599.htm .
Other adult channel website details are also advertised by Ofcom in the tv licensing part of their website were children can easily find them , Ofcom isn't doing it's duty of protecting minors from explicit sexual imagery on it's own website, in fact Ofcom is helping promote them to the under 18's as their website need no proof of age .
Life is short . Break the rules, Forgive quickly, Kiss slowly, Love truly, Laugh uncontrollably, and never regret anything that made you smile .
(This post was last modified: 26-12-2012 18:32 by mr mystery.)
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26-12-2012 17:56 |
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