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Originally posted by Dedicated2Delta
I don't think they even thought about that issue. But then again, whether or not the radio station edits it or not, "non-ethnic" people are the main ones buying the cds. So if they started using the N-word(as far as we know, they could be using it now), I guess we really couldn't blame it on the radio station at all.
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You're right, we couldn't blame it on the radio station but they would try to. Could you imagine a "non-ethnic" kid testifying on the stand with a black eye and swollen lip saying "I thought it was ok to say it. They say it all the time on the radio."
At least on the cd's they have warnings. People tend to think that radio and public television are "safer", that the censors don't let "bad" things be broadcast. Go figure.