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  by Smith Smith

  Created on: November 23, 2008   Last Updated: January 19, 2010

  There is no such thing as moral or immoral music, and this is why the answer to the topic question of

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  by Christina Donahue

  Created on: August 16, 2008

  Freedom of speech. It may be tired and played out and used to justify virtually every disagreement but

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  by Shawn Forno

  Created on: June 16, 2008   Last Updated: June 29, 2010

  The reason the music industry shouldn't do more to improve the moral content in song lyrics is because

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  by Jenilee Dunson

  Created on: May 14, 2009   Last Updated: May 15, 2009

  As soon as I read the debate question while rating some articles today, I immediately knew how I felt.

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  by Todd Pheifer

  Created on: December 02, 2007   Last Updated: December 05, 2007

  Let's be honest. The music industry, like many industries, exists to make money. They respond to their

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  by Morrigana Shalafae

  Created on: June 15, 2008

  There is no other answer than the negative to this question. With a loud shout, and the strength of

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  by Jeff Axelrod

  Created on: April 07, 2008

  Why not just ask the question the way it was intended: "Should the music industry censor its artists?"

  But

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  by Alexus Mckeon

  Created on: September 23, 2009   Last Updated: September 26, 2009

  Should the music industry do more to improve moral content in song lyrics?

  Plain and simply put the

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  by Stanley W. Shura

  Created on: December 10, 2007   Last Updated: May 01, 2009

  The music industry does have a lot of power. It can sway public opinion, either directly or through

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  by Everett Jensen

  Created on: April 29, 2008

  What is music? Is it some fat kid caterwauling in his basement with a three string bass and a filthy

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  by everending

  Created on: December 20, 2008

  Top-40 radio stations and American Idol may cloud the truth, but music is still art, and art is still

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  by Kaye Boss

  Created on: April 14, 2009   Last Updated: April 15, 2009

  The music industry should not be responsible for improving the moral content of song lyrics. Period.

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  by Elizabeth A. Marion

  Created on: March 27, 2009   Last Updated: March 29, 2009

  It's really not the music industry to blame for all the immorality in song lyrics. It's up to us, the

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  by Rhett Barton

  Created on: September 22, 2008

  Should the music industry do more to improve the moral content in song lyrics?

  "I would rather be exposed

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  by MetalDragon

  Created on: April 27, 2009

  Should the music industry do anything to improve the moral content of the music that they are promoting?

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  by Samantha Macdonald

  Created on: May 28, 2008

  If the music industry were allowed to dictate what should and should not be written in song lyrics,

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  by Ivan Anthony

  Created on: January 15, 2008

  Definitely not. It is not the music industries responsibility to govern artists lyrical content. The

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  by Kiaya Steele

  Created on: March 07, 2009   Last Updated: March 09, 2009

  Should the music industry do more to improve the moral content in song lyrics? No. Not exactly. Our

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  by Jenn Currie

  Created on: May 22, 2008

  Should the music industry do more to improve the moral content in song lyrics?

  Nope. Once again it becomes

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  by Buzz T. Kryst

  Created on: July 03, 2008

  Should the music industry do more to improve the moral content in song lyrics? The answer, to me, should