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Originally Posted by CameronJr9
I pointed out my most obvious question. It has yet to be answered.
I've done my research. I've seen nothing that says Sandler requested it to be removed. I've actually not seen anything with any real content. Most stories I've been able to uncover have simply focused on the fact that it has been removed. Then they link back to the Malkin article, which again has no real content other than the transcribed skit.
So my question is, how does this violate Amendment Numero Uno?
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I agree, how is this violating anything? The first amendment is freedom of speech, not freedom to make someone tell us something. So NBC decided not to air a skit SNL wanted to do, so what, it's their network. I do it on a daily basis when part of my lower brain tells me to whistle at that foxy lady in the bikini, but the rest of my brain quickly vetoes that idea.