He doesn't seem to clear on 'political correctness', either. And he appears to think that a company choosing not to show a TV show featuring earthquakes and tidal waves in the wake of a horrible natural disaster that involved exactly that because the content stands a far, far higher than normal chance of being upsetting or triggering is exactly the same thing as yanking a show from broadcast because some group of moral guardians complained that two teenage characters were getting it on. Who knew getting offended and PTSD were exactly the same thing? THANKS FOR ENLIGHTNING ME, DRWANKY.

Oh, but it's totally okay for a company to choose to self-censor if they genuinely care about the feelings they might hurt. Except if it involves one of the shows he follows, of course. Then that's blatant censorship and suddenly all about self-protection! I'd like to know if he has any criteria for the 'bad' kind of self-censorship other than 'OMG political correctness and they pulled something I like', though the answer's most likely Of Course He Doesn't.

Fun fact: Drwanky is 23 years old.