I'm not interested in changing a single word of what Stern says. He has every right to be a pig, and I would happily protest FOR that right. It has no business on at the time of day it is, though.
A good example. At the end of the last school year I was driving my daughter to work. I turn on the radio, I find some music. The song ends and the first words our of the announcers mouth was "It's (So and So) in the morning, the temperature is (whatever), lets go to traffic with (whoever) and then we'll continue our discussion about how gay guys like it in the butt. ( roars of laughter from people in the studio).
How could I have avoided that? Was there a rating, a warning? Nope. Now there I am sitting in my car cringing, waiting for my 7 year old to ask for a detailed explaination of gay anal sex...
These sh*t jocks intersperse their crap with music, and they don't offer warnings before they start spewing crap. V-CHips don't catch penis enlargement and Sluts Gone Wild infomercials ( at least my TV doesn't seem to). I have used internet filtering software and it is far, far from foolproof.
This isn't a situation where a 5% failure rate is acceptable. When my little girl gets a popup with a woman being double teamed by two guys, penetration in full view, what do I do? I got that exact popup about two weeks ago when I clicked a link on google, no warning, nothing in the link description about it. That isn't something you can un-see, and it isn't something you have to see 10 times for it to "take hold".
Rights are balanced by responsibilites. We have dwelt plenty on rights, and now it is time to hold people accountable for purposely trying to get this material out there to people who don't want it.
Let Howard have a late show, and he can say what he likes.