"Overwhelmingly, Americans loathe having their children exposed to profanity and sexual vulgarity every time they turn on the TV or radio. The networks don't seem to care. In fact, they recently filed suit against the FCC over its decision to fine networks that ignored community standards of decency. In their view, nobody has a right to tell them what to do. Even during 'family hour,' they insist on airing programs containing the 'F' word. If parents don't like it, too bad. This in-your-face attitude is indicative of how far our society has traveled along the path of radical individualism... Anything else can be restrained—smoking in public, driving without a seatbelt—all on the grounds that it's good for society. But restrain sexual expression? No way—especially if it makes money... In reality, the networks are not declaring war on the FCC; they're declaring war on our kids. Are we going to put up with it—or are we going to fight back?"

—Mark Earley