Few people who complain to the FCC about broadcast programs realize that their complaints may be discarded because they ask the Commission to violate the First Amendment by censoring material that the writers personally dislike.

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This statement is true. The First Amendment protects freedom of speech and the press, which means the FCC cannot censor material based on personal preferences or opinions. Any complaints that ask for material to be censored simply because the writer dislikes it are not considered valid by the FCC.

Few People Who Complain to the FCC About Broadcast Programs