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It seems lost on everyone that the offensive lines from the play were not read on the interview. "Because they are not allowed on public airways". The producers of this program, like the sponsors of the Censor watch organizations are using their voice to complain against policies which protect and dignify human interactions.

Censorship of opinion is bad. Censorship of offensive, abusive and bigoted speech and print is a responsibility of a free press and of our public institutions.

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