Item: High court asked to reinstate FCC indecency policy against nudity, cursing on television/Mark Sherman, AP

More Info: The Obama administration asked the Supreme Court Thursday to reinstate a policy that allows federal regulators to fine broadcasters for showing nudity and airing curse words when young children may be watching television. The administration is seeking the high court's review of appeals court rulings that threw out the Federal Communications Commission's rules against the isolated use of expletives as well as fines against broadcasters who showed a woman's nude buttocks on a 2003 episode of ABC's “NYPD Blue.”

Question: Do you think there's too much cursing on television during hours that children are watching?

N8RST: Too bad the Spokesman didn’t do their own reporting. This was a North American wide event with hundreds of locations and thousands participating including a local one in Worley ID at Sun Meadows. Which is one of the two local nudist camps in our area, Kaniksu Ranch is the other one. It was a great time. As to all the negative comments this is a part of what nudism teaches the idea of body acceptance. No ones perfect in fact most of us have some scars or carry a few extra pounds but in a nudist setting no one judges you for it.

Question: Do you accept the argument by nudists that nudism teaches the idea of body acceptance?