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Moral Activist Group Peddles Smut Posted by Pile (6494 views) [E-Mail link] Ever wonder who complains about inappropriate content on television? We've covered this before; there's basically a small group that tends to be responsible for most complaints, and also has a history of distorting the truth to condemn their enemies and make their organization appear more powerful. The Parents Television Council seems to be the almost exclusive source of riling up moralist members of the populace to petition the FCC, but what makes this group so interesting is the fact that their web site features downloadable clips of virtually everything they can find in their never-ending search for questionable material. Did you miss the scene from VH1's Surreal Life where Peter Brady goes to the strip club? Well, the moral watchdogs have it available for download on their site! Why wade through hours of mundane tv to find questionable material when the PTC has it neatly compiled for you!   1 Article displayed.

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