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Originally posted by ShellyCrash
Defineatly- that can't be legal- F911 was something you volentarily paid for and saw on your own time in a movie theater- if they put this on broadcast TV, then they should air F911 durring the same time slot on another network.
Which do you think people will watch? A movie about something that happened 30+ years ago, or a movie about something that is happening now? 
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Doesn't precious freedom of speech apply to everyone? Sinclair group is a corporation, or legal entity if you will. They can play whatever they like, and you can turn your television off if you like. Nobody can force them to ever air F911, nor should they be able to.
You're suggesting that people will be forced to watch this. You can voluntarily turn off your television. Perhaps what's saddest about this situation is that the American public can't turn off it's television!
John Kerry was offered the opportunity to respond following it and declined. Can't blame him, obviously.