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perhaps there are guidelines and rules associated with a broadcast license that is outside of the scope of the 1st?No one has been more outraged than me.
I hate Kimmel with a fire hotter than the depths of hell.
His company is a private company and this firing is well within their rights.
The Government (fcc) threatening them, to make this happen, is an affront to free speech.
There, I said it.
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perhaps there are guidelines and rules associated with a broadcast license that is outside of the scope of the 1st?
I think Pam Bondi going on about hate speech is retarded. This is why the First exists.
it was disney's choice, not the fcc's.This one sits odd with me.
I’m for free speech. I’m for freedom of association also, so I’m for shunning people that I’m not compatible with. No govt involvement
I think Pam Bondi going on about hate speech is retarded. This is why the First exists.
The broadcast airwaves are a regulated utility (a monopoly)There are rules so freedom is regulated. This isn’t awesome, but the alternative is competing broadcasts fighting for signal strength, rendering the medium useless.
Edit: this is in regards to the FCC
As far as ABC etc. their company (shitty as it is) their rules. FAFO
His show was already rating very poorly and they needed to ditch it anyway. This is a win-win for them as now the heat is all on the FCC.No one has been more outraged than me.
I hate Kimmel with a fire hotter than the depths of hell.
His company is a private company and this firing is well within their rights.
This is true and he should never have said that in my opinion. While I am totally on board with the outcome, I feel we must not let ourselves be sucked into arbitrary government punishment of those that disagree with us.The Government (fcc) threatening them, to make this happen, is an affront to free speech.
There, I said it.
This needs the multiple likes button!
Both Bondie's and Trump's words were inartful at best. They have to be more careful, because even though Bondi clarified her remarks, the sound clip has become the left's "truth", and that's what will be played over and over.
US Aid dries up........ shows start losing money........Probably loosing their ass financially on the show and a convenient excuse to stop the bleeding.
Well she deserved it comparing the lady on the right with that ape on the left.
The Government (fcc) threatening them, to make this happen, is an affront to free speech.
There, I said it.
Technically, if his show was surviving on USAID money, his speech was protected…
I’ll go hide now.
They blame everyone but Kimmel and who ever wrote the bit.
All he would need to do is suck it up, realize he told a lie, acknowledge that. But that would require some tegritry.
Instead they are going off on TDS, Disney, ABC, the FCC etc... Zero accountability or personal responsibility.
OK, I think this has been said before in this thread. The 1st Amendment protects you, the citizen, from Government harassment. That is as far as it goes. If you say something your EMPLOYER finds offensive, then they can take any action allowed in your employment contract up to and including termination. The government isn't involved, it's between you and your employer. If you are employed as an 'At Will' employee, one of your objectives should be to NOT piss off your employer. ABC produces the show that affiliates purchase and air under their broadcast license. ABC depends on these affiliates to purchase the show to make money. One of ABC's largest affiliates decided to quit airing the Kibble (intentional) show until he apologized and made restitution to the Kirk family.
If you can't sell the show, then quit producing it. I don't think this is so hard to understand. ABC made a business decision, a good one in my humble opinion, to quit spending money on something they could not demonstrate a reasonable ROI.
Do I feel bad for Kibble Boy? Not in the least. He should have known his audience better.
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