Some television production companies and musical artists believe that the first amendment gives them the right to broadcast their work without being censored. They are against the federal government having the power to alter their work. There is also a fear of losing other constitutional rights.

Many people on the other side of the issue believe that they should not be subjected to offensive music or television shows in their own homes. Parents are especially concerned about what their children are exposed to w

An experience that I had working at Best Buy was with the explicit content on parental advisory compact disks. Contrary to what most people may think, there is no age requirement to purchase these compact disks. The parental advisory labels are strictly for parents to be able to use as a guide when they purchase compact disks for their children. Some retailers will only sell parental advisory or explicit content compact disks to people 18 and up; for example Blockbuster Music and Warehouse Music are two such retailers. It is my belief that uncensored explicit compact disks should be sold only to people 18 and up. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) should also make recording companies manufacture censored compact disks for people 18 and under.

In conclusion, I suggest that there be stricter guidel

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