Ortiz f bombing on TV, including a few national stations (CNN, MLBN, ESPN) showing this when it happened, fans cheering, staying classy. I guess it's good to see nothing has changed in Boston, even after what happened.

 

What a scumbag though. Why don't people, including the FCC (the commish went to Harvard), have a problem with this?

That was great.

Awesome. Nothing wrong with that.

Day game, kids in the crowd, kids watching on TV, national audience watching on news stations. Did anyone f-bomb while being interviewed or during a speech on national TV after 9/11? No. Why is there an excuse to do it now?

Day game, kids in the crowd, kids watching on TV, national audience watching on news stations. Did anyone f-bomb while being interviewed or during a speech on national TV after 9/11? No. Why is there an excuse to do it now?

 

 

They'll learn to say it when they get older, too. Censorship is stupid.

Day game, kids in the crowd, kids watching on TV, national audience watching on news stations. Did anyone f-bomb while being interviewed or during a speech on national TV after 9/11? No. Why is there an excuse to do it now?

 

 

They'll learn to say it when they get older, too. Censorship is stupid.

 

 

I really hate that argument. No wonder we live in a society where people get killed because of freedom of speech.

Day game, kids in the crowd, kids watching on TV, national audience watching on news stations. Did anyone f-bomb while being interviewed or during a speech on national TV after 9/11? No. Why is there an excuse to do it now?

 

 

They'll learn to say it when they get older, too. Censorship is stupid.

 

 

I really hate that argument. No wonder we live in a society where people get killed because of freedom of speech.

 

 

 

 

Pretty sure no one has ever been killed for using the word "fuck," but ok.

f*** is probably the most used word in Boston. Source: My trip to visit Boston College and watching a Sox game at Fenway Park.

f*** is probably the most used word in Boston. Source: My trip to visit Boston College and watching a Sox game at Fenway Park.

 

 

Well then I guess we can pretty much take it to the bank!

Day game, kids in the crowd, kids watching on TV, national audience watching on news stations. Did anyone f-bomb while being interviewed or during a speech on national TV after 9/11? No. Why is there an excuse to do it now?

 

 

They'll learn to say it when they get older, too. Censorship is stupid.

 

 

I really hate that argument. No wonder we live in a society where people get killed because of freedom of speech.

 

 

 

 

Pretty sure no one has ever been killed for using the word "f***," but ok.

 

 

 

 

Obviously not the point but ok.

Day game, kids in the crowd, kids watching on TV, national audience watching on news stations. Did anyone f-bomb while being interviewed or during a speech on national TV after 9/11? No. Why is there an excuse to do it now?

 

 

They'll learn to say it when they get older, too. Censorship is stupid.

 

 

I really hate that argument. No wonder we live in a society where people get killed because of freedom of speech.

 

 

 

 

Pretty sure no one has ever been killed for using the word "f***," but ok.

 

 

 

 

Obviously not the point but ok.

 

 

 

 

Seems like you're making a big deal about nothing.

Back in my day...

The FCC allowed the Jersey Shore to air for multiple years and that offended me way more than Ortiz using the f-word on national TV.

The FCC allowed the Jersey Shore to air for multiple years and that offended me way more than Ortiz using the f-word on national TV.

 

I love you now.

The FCC should cease to exist... That being said, people should be more courteous and conduct themselves in a manner that is family oriented when children are present. It shouldn't take a federal agency to make people be respectful.

Baseball players are generally not role models

From the fcc twitter.

 

http://i.imgur.com/3VOfMdR.jpg

When did the FCC become an "I" who happens to be named Julius?

What's the big deal?

 

And clearly it was an emotionally charged f-bomb, hardly something to be upset about.

And the FCC is letting it go, anyways.

So, who cares?

 

 

Good on ya, David!

People get too uptight over curse words.

People get too uptight over curse words.

 

In my mind, they're just words. They don't bother me. I do understand people with kids at the game being upset about it though....

Day game, kids in the crowd, kids watching on TV, national audience watching on news stations. Did anyone f-bomb while being interviewed or during a speech on national TV after 9/11? No. Why is there an excuse to do it now?

 

Passion.....emotion..... Two things a lot of people claim Latins have in their lives to excess.

 

Doubt he went into that with a prepared speech, and doubt he thought much of it as it happened.

I approved of it, I know its not classy, but for someone who has that much passion for his city and its people he should be forgiven,

The FCC allowed the Jersey Shore to air for multiple years and that offended me way more than Ortiz using the f-word on national TV.

 

I love you now.

 

 

I've always fucking loved you.

 

Whoops, I just offended a bunch of people.