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Considering the FCC has been spinning out of control, I think this is good news, don't you?

The FCC has been pushing an agenda of "decency" that has the backing of right wing special interest groups, whether tacit or implicit.  What I mean is, they are responding in part to written complaints, but those complaints are all coming from the same source, usually with the exact same wording, because watchdog groups are telling their members to take a standard complaint letter, sign their name to it, and send it in.  The FCC treats these as individual complaints when they're really a single complaint by a group with members who would actually bleat instead of speaking if there were any justice.

By taking these complaints seriously the FCC has effectively changed the definition of what you are allowed to watch on television.  That means you, an adult, are being told you cannot watch things that are morally objectionable to somebody that isn't you.  And based on most of what's on television that person who isn't you may also be functionally retarded.

So bravo: the judge who ruled that the FCC was acting "capriciously" was absolutely correct.  Keep your religion out of my entertainment and I'll keep my entertainment out of your religion.