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See, you may find this hard to believe (I'm old enough to remember), there used to be these things called "standards of decency".

These were generally accepted societal notions of what language, modes of dress, and behavior were acceptable for being broadcast to the public on the public airwaves.

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One of the quickest ways for the FCC to put you out of business over-night was to pull your broadcast license. Violating those "standards of decency" was one way to make that happen.

The seven-second delay was invented by Frank Cordaro who was Chief Engineer of WKAP during the 1950s and early 1960s. He was asked to create something whereby profanity during a ‘live’ conversation could be deleted by the radio talk show host before it was broadcast and they could save all the hassle of having to go round and round with the FCC licensing board over it.

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Since common courtesy and decency long been supplanted now by the jews standard of behavior which is, ""Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law". Everything you see around you now derives from that change.

So I can understand why you would conclude that the very real "broadcast delay" isn't real.

It hasn't been in common use for it's originally intended purpose in many places for a long time now.


And that's really all that matters, right? Now try it with "jew" on CNN, and let me know how that works out for you.
You'll hear that imaginary "broadcast delay" come down on you with an audible hammer blow, because that's the .wav file they'll play over you.

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