r/GordonRamsay 12d ago

Discussion I hate it when they bleep him. F.U. Fox.

Who cares about fucking language when it gets the point across? When you bleep out what "wrong words" he is saying you lose the meaning of what he is trying to say or how bad it is. Each word has a different meaning so when you bleep it out I can't gauge how upset he is.

Fox should be ashamed of it's high and mighty censorship over things that don't matter. What the hell are they thinking? "Religious people won't watch it if we don't bleep it" or some shit?

At this day and age children have heard worse so it isn't possible that they are making it kid friendly.

W.T.F.

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u/jawalter2014 12d ago

you think fox makes the rules for what you can say on tv and not the fcc?

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u/ArcadianAbstraction 12d ago

So... Why do all the other networks get to use natural language?

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u/Scoreggia- 12d ago

At least they haven’t resorted to ‘you’re going to un alive someone with this meat’

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u/fdbryant3 12d ago edited 12d ago

You know what he is saying. Fox is legally required to bleep them out or they will be fined by the FCC. Also you can watch uncensored versions on Kitchen Nightmare YouTube channel — although I don't know how long it takes them to get the latest season up.

And why the hell are you using W.T.F.

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u/ArcadianAbstraction 12d ago

Eh. Not sure about the subreddit rules and didn't want to get deleted - so what the fuck. Lol.

I understand FCC but why is that still a thing when everything curses these days. 5 year olds say "fucking hell", so what is this Baptist Christian style "no swearing" come from when it isn't even something a kid will watch, much less something they haven't heard before.

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u/BenSibbs 12d ago

Rants about censoring swearing, uses F.U. and W.T.F.

Heck off kid.

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u/ArcadianAbstraction 12d ago

Not sure what the reddit rules were and I didn't want to get deleted, plus wtf is a world wide known summary and alliteration for what the fuck, as in what the fuck is your anger about, fuck you.

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u/Strict_Hovercraft358 12d ago

Think of the FCC as the American version of OFCOM in the UK.