[plain talk]

Oh come on yourself. Of course they should edit the footage and delete the expletives. There is no rational reason to leave them in there.

[Obie Wan]

There IS a reason,because this isn't a John Wayne movie and there's an important message to get across to a very complaisant American public who's easily prone to forget attacks against us and needs a no holds barred show to remind them what's at stake !!!

[Brytani]

You know, when I woke up on the morning of 9-11, turned on the news after learning of the first plane to hit the trade centers, watched as a second plane made a direct hit into the second, the first words out of my mouth were not "gee golly willikers".

This isn't profanity for profanities sake. It's not scripted lines read by actors. This is a film showing what happened and said on the day.

I would be more worried about my children not knowing what happened on 9-11, forgetting it happened and not preparing future generations for other attacks then them hearing some cuss words which the majority of the US were coming out with that day.

[Munson]

Or we could use the SAP channel, and put the uncensored audio track on it. Then both sides can have their cake and eat it too.

[EricT.]

Oh come on yourself. Of course they should edit the footage and delete the expletives. There is no rational reason to leave them in there.

This from someone who uses the screenname "plain talk". Oh the irony.