The P.M.R.C. has forced large retail chains such as Wal-Mart to stop carrying music they find offensive. In the eighties parents such as Tipper Gore started this absurd group because they were repulsed and disgusted by this ne

Who has the right to say which music is obscene and which is not. The P.M.R.C. obviously thinks they have this privilege, they base their assumptions on the fact that whenever you see a kid in serious trouble it's because he listens to indecent music. Another problem with the P.M.R.C.'s assumptions is that they think only some offensive types of music nbeed to be censored. If you are to censor music that means you censor every offensive thing in music. If you made a list of songs containing any unsound ideas your list would never end. The Beatles wrote many songs about drug abuse, half of all the song in the seventies were about drugs, and think about all the country songs that talk about depression, alcohol abuse, and have sexual content in them. It's only fair that if you're going to ban White Zombies "Devil Man" you ban Garth Brooks' "Friends in Low Places."

w music known as "rap." They demanded that performers such as N.W.A. and Ice T be banned from the radio, and that they be labeled indecent and explicit. The reasoning was that they wanted to protect children from hearing this filth and thought it would cause them to become violent and anti-social. The P.M.R.C. is the biggest and most wel

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