Well, yes. Apart from the one about broadcasts having to be “in the public good”.
If the hypothetical “terrorist” videos are illegal, action should be taken. No question.
However, if they’re entirely legal (though distasteful), I demand to be the one to decide whether I can be aware of them. I have no interest in watching them, but that’s my decision, not the decision of some Government morality monitor.
Please don’t tell me what I prefer. I didn’t say that.
I can’t comment on what might be “widely seen”. I only speak for myself.
That’s my point: the right of the individual to act independently of the collective. Within the hard limits of laws, of course - I don’t mean to come across as an absolutist libertarian - but not within the nannying of ‘family-friendly’ morality.
