Has anyone listened to this?
Apr 7, 2019 08:16:22 #
Last Friday, while traveling through the St. Louis area, while scanning the radio channels, I stumbled onto a station where the host was using the type of language I had never heard on any medium. The N-word was used in every other sentence, plus the profanity was non-stop, the term pissed off, and Son-of-a-b***h was often used.
Is this the new thing, most would agree that controversy sells well in America so perhaps more of this type of broadcasting to come.
Is this the new thing, most would agree that controversy sells well in America so perhaps more of this type of broadcasting to come.
Apr 7, 2019 08:40:11 #
Richard Rowland wrote:
Last Friday, while traveling through the St. Louis area, while scanning the radio channels, I stumbled onto a station where the host was using the type of language I had never heard on any medium. The N-word was used in every other sentence, plus the profanity was non-stop, the term pissed off, and Son-of-a-b***h was often used.
Is this the new thing, most would agree that controversy sells well in America so perhaps more of this type of broadcasting to come.
Is this the new thing, most would agree that controversy sells well in America so perhaps more of this type of broadcasting to come.
It's called free speech. Change the channels if you aren't interested.
Apr 7, 2019 08:46:43 #
Richard Rowland wrote:
Last Friday, while traveling through the St. Louis area, while scanning the radio channels, I stumbled onto a station where the host was using the type of language I had never heard on any medium. The N-word was used in every other sentence, plus the profanity was non-stop, the term pissed off, and Son-of-a-b***h was often used.
Is this the new thing, most would agree that controversy sells well in America so perhaps more of this type of broadcasting to come.
Is this the new thing, most would agree that controversy sells well in America so perhaps more of this type of broadcasting to come.
Some folks have no ethics and no morals. It's sad what our society has become. Dark influences for sure have made changes. Personally, I don't listen much to radio or tv anymore, the darkness is just too sickening.
Apr 7, 2019 09:46:16 #
no propaganda please
Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
LurkingTom wrote:
Some folks have no ethics and no morals. It's sad what our society has become. Dark influences for sure have made changes. Personally, I don't listen much to radio or tv anymore, the darkness is just too sickening.
I expect that if you listened to the station you would determine that it is a socialist Marxist antiwhite station and the language is considered appropriate for the audience.
Apr 7, 2019 10:05:35 #
Richard Rowland wrote:
Last Friday, while traveling through the St. Louis area, while scanning the radio channels, I stumbled onto a station where the host was using the type of language I had never heard on any medium. The N-word was used in every other sentence, plus the profanity was non-stop, the term pissed off, and Son-of-a-b***h was often used.
Is this the new thing, most would agree that controversy sells well in America so perhaps more of this type of broadcasting to come.
Is this the new thing, most would agree that controversy sells well in America so perhaps more of this type of broadcasting to come.
Being an independent OTR trucker for 45 years prior to retirement in 06', I found stations like you described all over the country. Some of the most egregious were in Baltimore, Chicago, LA, St Louis, Newark, and Gary, IN, to name just a few. Some of the dialogue spewed by the hosts was so bad I often wondered if they were in violation of FCC rules. Heaven help us if some radical Muslim ever gets a platform on radio.
Apr 7, 2019 13:42:29 #
American Vet wrote:
It's called free speech. Change the channels if you aren't interested.
Jezzus! I'm merely attempting to discover if this is a coming trend, and has anyone else heard this type of programming. And, last I heard, the FCC has something to say about what is sent over the airwaves, regardless of one's concept of free speech.
Apr 8, 2019 06:50:09 #
bggamers
Loc: georgia
American Vet wrote:
It's called free speech. Change the channels if you aren't interested.
Yea but they usually don't talk like that and turning the channel I most certainly would. I have never in my 68 years heard anyone talk like that it is strange they allow that
Apr 9, 2019 06:59:42 #
bggamers wrote:
Yea but they usually don't talk like that and turning the channel I most certainly would. I have never in my 68 years heard anyone talk like that it is strange they allow that
If "they" disallowed it, how long before "they" "disallow" other speech "they" don't like? See where this is headed?
Apr 9, 2019 11:02:34 #
bggamers
Loc: georgia
American Vet wrote:
If "they" disallowed it, how long before "they" "disallow" other speech "they" don't like? See where this is headed?
unfortunately yes I do but journalist/ radio personalities they use to behave in a respectful manner.Dont know if that's the word I'm looking for but I am sure u know what I mean
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