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Originally posted by sgtclub
Put aside the question of the power to revoke licenses for "indencency" (whatever that means). Do you now see the difference between a $25,000 fine and a $500,000 fine? Do you not see the difference between fining the individual performer $11,000 after the second offense, versus $500,000 after the first offense?
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I see a difference, but I don't see it as a problem. The fines before were too low and did not provide a deterrant. This is why the standards were ignored. The fines were no big deal.
Club, the issue for you seems to be that the public airwaves are regulated at all. While I consider myself a moderate and libertarian-like in my thinking, I just don't have a problem with there being some content regulation of that which is broadcast on the public airwaves.
