USA - Know Your Enemy:

[Panthers007]

Though many find this crew - The "American Family Association" (AFA) to be laughable, you need to understand that they can get a million emails launched and screaming nutjobs out in the streets in a heartbeat:

http://www.afa.net/
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File a complaint against your local CBS station
"Swingtown" violates community standards for broadcast television
Last night, your local CBS station violated its license obligation to "serve the public interest" by airing one of the most offensive programs ever on broadcast television.

In the opening scene of Swingtown, the storyline sends an airline stewardess home with a pilot for 3-way sex with the pilot's wife.

Your local CBS station also aired these scenes from Swingtown:

· Teenagers smoke marijuana as they drive away from school

· Two young boys get caught looking at p*rnogr*phic magazines by one of the boy's father. His response was, "Don't let your mother catch you with this" and hands the magazine back to the boy.

· At a party in a neighbor's home, one woman continues to ask the host and another guest for "coke" (heroin).

· The host offers Quaaludes to her guest to "loosen her up" for group sex.

· Several party guests are shown smoking marijuana.

· One scene shows an orgy going on in the basement.

· Two married couples have sex together.

Your local CBS station could have chosen to reject the network show. Instead, they aired it in your community, knowing full well, children would likely be watching.

TAKE ACTION

File a complaint with your local CBS station manager. Tell him to refuse to air future episodes of Swingtown on your local station.

Enter your ZIP code and click "GO" to e-mail your local CBS station manager. You will have option to select other media. PLEASE only select your local CBS station.

[Expat98]

Jeeze, it has been years since I've watched American network tv. Maybe it's time to take another look at CBS!

EDIT: BTW, this becomes more understandable when you consider what the show is supposed to be about. From the Wikipedia entry for Swingtown:

Swingtown is an American television drama created and executive produced by Mike Kelley. The pilot was directed by Alan Poul.[1] The show is a period drama about the impact of sexual and social liberation in 1970s American suburban households - such as open marriages and "key parties".