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Sure. Why should the third car on the train follow the cars ahead? Break free from the track, accept the bribe, jump the rails and chart your own course.

The FCC does for example prohibit “obscenity” — not profanity — on cable. No doubt it is mentioned somewhere on their website.

They are the regulator for cable TV and therefore do regulate cable news shows. https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/cable-television

BEWARE THE CHEESE

Depends how tall they are.

https://www.enworld.org/threads/drow-orcs-removed-from-the-monster-manual.711175/

https://www.wargamer.com/dnd/lore-change-purple-dragon-knight-playtest

DEI to be replaced by MIE: Monotony, Injustice, Exclusion

I don’t think that’s just “collateral damage.” Destroying the universities along with the rest of the education system in order to stop people from becoming too well educated seems to be part of the plan.

But the pain will be worth it because incoherent cryptofascist bullshit and America will be the Greatest America of all time.

And sheer pigheaded stubbornness.

This being c/politics I feel justified in pointing out that growing extremism among politicians probably has much more of an effect than extremism “online.”

It can be done with simple regex of the kind proposed in various answers there iff the html is known to be limited to the subset of html where that sort of thing can easily be made to work. The question does not tell us whether or not that is the case, so everyone is free to make their own assumptions and argue as if they know what’s going on.

Using a regex on html is like eating wild mushrooms that you found in the woods. There are times where it’s appropriate and safe, other times where it’s completely insane and possibly deadly, and it takes considerable experience to know how to tell the difference.

“The only intuitive interface is the nipple. After that, it’s all learned.” — traditional 20th-century folk wisdom.