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In reply to the discussion: Singer Ciara Criticized for What She Wore While Singing the National Anthem. What Do You Think? [View all]rusty fender
(3,428 posts)122. Cable TV isn't governed by the FCC
If it was on broadcast, people could complain to the FCC about exposed boobs. They can complain to ESPN, but the complainers can't cry me a river to a gov't. body. In other words, no harm, no foul.
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Singer Ciara Criticized for What She Wore While Singing the National Anthem. What Do You Think? [View all]
erpowers
Jan 2016
OP
still don't put my hand on my heart. not until we don't occupy a country. nt
Laura PourMeADrink
Jan 2016
#20
When it is your turn to sing at the game you can wear what you believe is " required "
Person 2713
Jan 2016
#78
Well, most of the debates for our presidential primaries are also not on broadcast
tblue37
Jan 2016
#81
what? Where exactly would the "harm" or "foul" have been if it had been on broadcast?
Warren Stupidity
Jan 2016
#118
Yep, just as the super powerful camera lights turned John Kerry's daughter's black knit dress
tblue37
Jan 2016
#82
Is this serious? I'm pretty much the biggest prude on the planet and I cannot fathom anyone thinking
prayin4rain
Jan 2016
#22
A pretty women with a nice voice in a beautiful dress. This is a non-issue...nt
jonno99
Jan 2016
#26
We live in a nation of uptight assholes who want to oppress everyone else.
liberal N proud
Jan 2016
#28
Yes - something Rachael might have worn. Funny, I watched Bladerunner this last weekend
jonno99
Jan 2016
#87
people will criticize women for just about anything to do with their bodies
La Lioness Priyanka
Jan 2016
#31
It is a very hard song to sing, so I give some latitude, but she wasn't quite up to it, I think.
hlthe2b
Jan 2016
#33
I like the dress--and it actually gives off a sort of Statue of Liberty/Blind Justice vibe. nt
tblue37
Jan 2016
#83
Carrie's Mom: "Take off that dress. We'll burn it together and pray for forgiveness."
Skeeter Barnes
Jan 2016
#60
It's theb guy in the elephant suit with his foot over his heart that's the problem.
rug
Jan 2016
#88
Mission accomplished for Ciara. Keeps her in the news cycle. Name of the game.
dinkytron
Jan 2016
#89
I don't have much trouble with people who wish to modify the bodies they were born in.
hunter
Jan 2016
#98
These are people who are willing to hate on any black woman at the drop of a hat.
MrScorpio
Jan 2016
#100
Inappropriate for the song. Inappropriate for the venue. And the dress is ugly to boot.
WillowTree
Jan 2016
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