loh_oro wrote: » What is wrong with people how can a complaint like that be upheld, ridiculous! I cant post links yet but its an article on the indo
Complaint upheld against Derek Mooney The complainant, Donal O’Sullivan – Latchford from the Family and Media Association, stated that the show’s presenter Derek Mooney had made “several statements implicitly and explicitly supporting same-sex marriage” during a discussion on the number of civil partnerships in Ireland.
The Family and Media Association MISSION STATEMENT (1) To promote greater understanding and appreciation of Christian values in the media with particular reference to Catholic teachings. (2) To promote public understanding of the functioning and power of the media and, in so doing, foster high standards of honesty, decency, fairness, objectivity, impartiality and truthfulness.
takamichinoku wrote: » Link What exactly does a complaint being upheld entail? Establishing precedent?
Links234 wrote: » a message praising our glorious lord Lucifer alongside the Angelus, you know, for balance
(2) To promote public understanding of the functioning and power of the media and, in so doing, foster high standards of honesty, decency, fairness, objectivity, impartiality and truthfulness.
ScumLord wrote: » What a load of delusional bollox. So a person didn't make a complaint, a media whoring Christian propaganda group made a complaint about people discussing things that goes against their dogma.
marienbad wrote: » No they complained the opposing viewpoint wasn't facilitated .
LeinsterDub wrote: » So will creationist and holocaust deniers be allow to use the same argument?
hfallada wrote: » Why should some nut job church be allowed to comment on someone else's rights?
Kermit.de.frog wrote: » I didn't know Derek Mooney was gay. You would have to wonder what kind of people would take the time to complain about something like that?
ScumLord wrote: » Why should it be, is every conversation on radio to be preplanned and censored? Radio hosts shouldn't have to check in with religious media groups before they can talk to a gay person. I don't think they'd appreciate an atheist being on call every time god get's mentioned on the radio.
marienbad wrote: » I didn't hear the programme and have only read the summary of the decision so correct me if I am wrong - but there were three people on the segment and all in favour , imho that is what made the difference. If it was just one guy giving his life experience fair enough but it went beyond that.