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I over heard a conversation last night in a lounge, between two teenage girls, that really disturbed me. The two were complaining about the unsettling nature of a program they saw on the local public access channel. I was intrigued by the nature of their conversation. It seems that both of the girls felt as though the show was too graphic in nature and gave too much freedom to the producers of that show. How can that be? The idea of "too much freedom" implies that some of their freedom should be taken away. The two students were expressing themselves in a creative and nondestructive way, which should be embraced, not ridiculed. The local access channel has the right to broadcast anything they deem worthwhile. Our local access channel should not only be allowed to show what they want, but are granted that right under our nation's constitution. Two hundred ye
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Approximate Word count = 588
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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