Freedom isn't Free!!!

Enough said.

LK,

This guy's a moron, and I now know what his previous SN was. Everybody should just ignore him until he gets banned, hopefully sooner rather than later.

As I'm sure you're away, we have fabulous relations with Australia. However, even our closest allies have America haters. Heck, we even have them here, and, contrary to what this cretin believes, we allow them to speak their vitriol wherever they want. In fact, in many instances, our tax dollars support their very expressions. :-) ns

Why don't you tell Uncle Mica about your crime and some 'suppression' order those bad people did to you?

C'mon, Eyecare. I want to help.

Why do websites not count?  They are easily censored; just ask the Chinese.  Or the North Koreans, who are more than likely not even aware of the existence of the Internet (save Kim Jong-Il). 

Res tantum valet quantum vendi potest.

Is it what a condescending troll displays while making his own grammatical errors, or something?

and you don't know what a facade is?

Supreme Court,  National Security,  Borders,  Fiscal Restraint, my litmus test for President.  

If I were you, I'd be in church tomorrow am, face down on my knees, thanking God Almighty that the US of A even exists as a nation.

Otherwise, at this very moment, you would be most likely speaking Japanese, driving around in a Toyota, and singing the praises of Tojo, while eating rice on a stick.

Ruff!...Ruff!Ruff!Ruff!

-my schnoodle Oliver.

US Radio stations also don't play In the Garden of Eden by Iron Butterfly. Even when one requests it 99 times out of 100 it won't be played. Figure out why.

I'm sure Air America would have it as their theme song. Oh wait, no one wanted to listen to them, so they bombed!

And just because your little song doesn't make it onto the airwaves doesn't mean it's the only song that liberals should be crying for "justice and equality" (which ends up being that the song is played 25 hours a day on all FM stations and over Rush/Sean/Gibson). Plenty of songs don't make the cut. There's an Offspring song I have in mind, but I can't remember the title (from the first album), that's talking about killing the president. That one NEVER gets played on the radio. Your pseudo national anthem of a song is not the only white man in the Apollo.

There's a reason why radio stations play hits or programs that are popular. If they took the socialist approach and tried to play everything equally, they would go out of business and fail, much like the whole idea of socialism to begin with.

"Congressmen who willfully take actions during wartime that damage
morale and undermine the military are saboteurs and should be arrested,
exiled, or hanged." -Abraham Lincoln

No, Eyewhiner, it is NOT a ban if U.S. radio stations will not play him.  That just means that U.S. radio stations will not play him.  By your logic, Dream Theater is a victim of censorship.

You may call them a ban ONLY if you can prove the government is ordering those radio stations not to play his music, which is expressly forbidden under the U.S. Constitution, if you have bothered to read it.

Back in 1987 or so, the band Simply Red released a song called "Money's Too Tight To Mention".  When U.S. audiences determined that it was a slap at Reagan (and it was), those audiences called the radio stations to request it not be played.  Now, that wasn't a ban, either, for the listening audience was taking their grievance to the radio stations and threatening them with a shutoff of radios.  There IS a difference between that and government intervention.   

Res tantum valet quantum vendi potest.