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| Media Link - New York Post | ||||
| Thursday, 21 September 2000 00:00 | ||||
Evidently Al Gore and other liberals are prepared to legislate the entertainment industry into showing less violent fare on television. Anti-violence legislation, whatever form it takes, amounts to just another excuse for government to get involved where it does not belong. Don't protest that censorship benefits children, either. Parents are free to restrict, if not outright prohibit, kids' viewing.
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