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Trying to impose censorship on objectionable media outlets is wrong. Artists, developers, and not to mention every citizen of the United States should be protected by the first amendment, and those who aren’t ignorant to the Bill of Rights usually are. Taking away this right is unconstitutional. Federal authorities sometimes try to put censors on stuff. This happens when people complain about something being obscene. If an individual thinks the content of an album, movie, website, etc. is objectionable or obscene, they shouldn’t view it. They should just sit down, shut up, and find something else for them or their children to do. Perhaps if they got their lazy butts outside once in a while they wouldn’t be so worried about what’s on TV or in video games. As mentioned, the first amendment of the bill of rights, also known as SPARP, or the Freedom(s) of Speech, Press, Assembly, Religion, and Petition, protects the citizens of the United States by giving them the right to speak or act out for or against what they may choose. This also gives people the right of artistic expression. Music, games, websites, paintings, even showing off lacy under-garments on stage, can all be considered forms of artistic expression. Music artists (atleast the real ones) write, sing, perform, and sometimes dance to their music. Directors make videos for those bands.
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