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Last day to save Christian radio?

wnd.com — FCC rule change seen as threat to licenses of religious stations.

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  • StrawberryMacaw, on 05/05/2008, -1/+1Sounds great! Why shouldn't the people of a community have a say in how the local radio airwaves are used? After all, they're the ones who'll be listening to their radios. If they don't want their limited local bandwidth wasted with Christian proselytizing or anything else that doesn't interest them, then why not let them have their say?
  • ChiefShaman, on 05/05/2008, -1/+1Even though we have the choice to listen to whatever station we want and don't have to listen to Christian crap, I agree that all radio stations should be conducted the same. There should be no "free rides" for any religion or belief system for any reason. Christian religions have for too long been given special rites and exceptions for too many things. Next they should go after such things as tax exemptions and property rites.
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