Censorship In America- Right or Wrong?

Should censorship of art be allowed in America?

  • Yes

    Votes: 1 16.7%
  • No

    Votes: 2 33.3%
  • Only in extremly explicit art

    Votes: 1 16.7%
  • Only around children

    Votes: 2 33.3%

  • Total voters
    6

Anarcho Union

No Gods No Masters
Registered Senior Member
We all know that works of art such as liturture, music, or other forms are brutatly censored in America. Doesnt anyone else see this as being one of the most gorss acts ever condoned in the United States? Being a musican myself (though not currently populer :b) sees everyday the gross amount of censorship, not just of 'obsence' words, but also of what cenors see as unpleasent.
 
We all know that works of art such as liturture, music, or other forms are brutatly censored in America. Doesnt anyone else see this as being one of the most gorss acts ever condoned in the United States? Being a musican myself (though not currently populer :b) sees everyday the gross amount of censorship, not just of 'obsence' words, but also of what cenors see as unpleasent.

Why not ask this question to Iran, Iraq or other countries? They do not allow ANY type of "art" that depicts anything bad at all. Those who do so are subjected to DEATH! That's a really advanced state of mind isn't it? So then let's see you post that question instead of asking about the USA alone or are you that biased that you cannot realize there are many other countries with far worse censorship laws than America has.:shrug:
 
There is censorship in all countries. They just use different justifications.

I was very surprised to find that the English version of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's Two Hundred Years Together was banned in the US for instance. But them Salman Rushdies Satanic Verses was banned in India, so it depends on which sensibilities are being protected where.
 
Why not ask this question to Iran, Iraq or other countries? They do not allow ANY type of "art" that depicts anything bad at all. Those who do so are subjected to DEATH! That's a really advanced state of mind isn't it? So then let's see you post that question instead of asking about the USA alone or are you that biased that you cannot realize there are many other countries with far worse censorship laws than America has.:shrug:

I 100% agree with you. But I live in America, and im seeing censorship increse when this country was based on free speech
 
I don't want to see a crucifix in urine. I don't want to hear about cop killas. That is not art. It's sh*t.
 
Can you cite examples whereby someones "free speech" or "freedom of expression" has been impeded?

Art is a personal expression. So when any artist is censored, their freedom of expression is restricted. Such as when many inner city rap artist were censored for saying anything about racist or abusing police, they were censored for 'influnceing people to hate/kill cops.' When that was not the lyrics intention at all.
Just the same as many punkers were censored, not just by bleeping out taboo words or phrases, but by not playing their music because it spoke up against the government or they played 'angry music.'
 
I don't want to see a crucifix in urine. I don't want to hear about cop killas. That is not art. It's sh*t.

Please list me one of the songs you refrenced. I can almost gaurntee that you misinturpated the lyrics or meaning behind the song.
 
Please list me one of the songs you refrenced. I can almost gaurntee that you misinturpated the lyrics or meaning behind the song.

snoop said:
Yeah, and you don't stop,
Cause it's 1-8-7 on a motherfuckin cop
Yeah, and you don't stop,
Cause it's 1-8-7 on a motherfuckin cop

3 and to the 2 and 2 and to the 1,
Head away, sent away, get away snoop's got a gun,
And he's lookin' for the cops who set him up in '86
Now it's time to put they ass in the mix.

How is this so hard to understand?
 
Is he, or is he not, singing about killing cops?

He is not. The lyrics may appear that he is, but in reality he is talking about the cops that set him up because he was black. Thats like saying, "I tare my heart open just to feel" (Papa Roach) he isnt ripping his heart out literaly, its a way of repersting the strong emotions
 
He is not. The lyrics may appear that he is, but in reality he is talking about the cops that set him up because he was black. Thats like saying, "I tare my heart open just to feel" (Papa Roach) he isnt ripping his heart out literaly, its a way of repersting the strong emotions

You might be taken more seriously if you made just a little effort to spell correctly. It's not really a requirement here at all, but you're coming across like some uneducated little kid.
 
yeah I know :/
I type fast and ussaly dont have time to sit here and read over my spelling.
And I cant download the spellcheck.
Im sorry about the spelling but I assure you I understand what im talking about

id love to be able to respond and discuss but im going out of town for the weekend. Sorry :/
 
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