Should the FCC fine Imus for his insensitive remarks? How Much?

Singapore jails bloggers for racist remarks
A Singapore court has sentenced two ethnic Chinese to prison for posting racist remarks about ethnic Malays on the internet, in what is considered a landmark case underscoring the government's attempts to crack down on racial intolerance and regulate online expression.

Animal shelter worker Benjamin Koh Song Huat, 27, was jailed for one month while Nicholas Lim Yew, an unemployed 25-year-old, was sentenced to a nominal prison term of one day and fined the maximum $5000 for racist comments against the minority Malay community.

"Racial and religious hostility feeds on itself," said Senior District Judge Richard Magnus in passing sentence on Friday.

"Young Singaporeans ... must realise that callous and reckless remarks on racial or religious subjects have the potential to cause social disorder, in whatever medium or forum they are expressed," he said.

Lim and Koh stood in the docks with their heads bowed as they pleaded guilty to c
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...............Anyway, I don't agree with what he said, but even under FCC regulations Imus didn't break any rules. If you take this route, MTV, BET, VH1 would never be able to play any of the music videos they play and most of their shows as well. We are in the United States and enjoy the liberty and freedom of freedom of speech. That is why people from the above countries fight so hard to move to the US.

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It is a freaking free country...If you don't like it don't freaking listen.
We are becoming a nation that is afraid to speak its mind. If you don't like someone why shouldn't I be able to say it.

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Free speach...... I don't see you knocking down Bill O'Riley's door to get him fined..... there is something called turn off the tv or radio... that's how you stop hearing what you don't like.... but then again you're the only one not paying attention to what is going on in your country... if you want to stick your head in the sand do it alone.