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Showing posts with label roe vs wade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roe vs wade. Show all posts
Friday, March 6, 2020
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Political Correctness In Televisions Abrogates The Rights Of Those Who Wish To Express Those First Amendment Rights!
Here’s the T-Shirt That Cable Networks Decided Was “Too Offensive” to Show [PICTURE]
What is it with liberals and T-shirts?
They don’t like it when people use them as means of exercising their right to free speech unless that free speech is decidedly leftist, but when someone tries to print a version acceptable to the liberal powers that be, the results are sometimes nothing short of pathetic.
The latest example comes from an episode of TLC’s reality show “19 Kids and Counting,” in which the shirt worn by one of the boys on the show was blurred out.
Oddly, the boy had worn the same shirt in the previous episode, when it was not blurred and clearly visible.
So, what was the message that so offended the network, they felt the need to keep it from the eyes of unsuspecting viewers?
According to IJReview, the message on the shirt was aggressively pro-life: “I Survived Roe vs Wade, Roe vs Wade Will Not Survive Me”
Here it is in closeup:
Abrogating the First Amendment rights of those who disagree with them is hardly a new liberal tactic, but how is it that TLC thought it made sense to do in this case, when the television program in question is clearly Christian-themed. Are there really that many pro-choice viewers watching this program and being offended by this shirt?
And a follow-up question: who cares if there are?
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