Tim, I’d agree that the examples you cite are juvenile, unfunny and tasteless (OK, OK, I confess to smiling at the notion of a ‘chipmunk whore’). I also concede that there has to be some (light) regulation of broadcast content (satellite and cable are an entirely different debate), but the extent of the proposed changes in the law do, I fear, seem to have more than a touch of hysteria about them. I’ll stick with my adjective.

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