Don’t force Catholic viewers to pay for anti-Catholic cable-TV offerings
CWN - December 07, 2012
Noting the prevalence of anti-Catholic propaganda in prime-time television shows, Father Val Peter, the former director of Boys Town, asks whether cable-television subscribers should be required to pay for programming that they find offensive. He suggests “unbundling” cable offerings, allowing subscribers to choose the channels they want:
Is it fair to make a childless bachelor pay for children’s programming, or a person with no interest in sports pay for ESPN?
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