wouldn't it be common decency for those few who found fox so "offensive" to graciously allow the rest of the patrons the freedom to enjoy their preferred entertainment? obviously there were more folks that wanted to watch fox than that were "offended" by it and catering to the whims of those few that are so easily offended is not only bad business, but foolish as well. though the rights of any minority must be protected, i don't really think that extends to such trivial annoyances as which channel to watch.
censorship is a cornerstone of any totalitarian regime. if freedom of choice is not upheld we find our rights more and more limited, until we soon have no choice at all. in this case, the choice is obvious. those tender hearted souls who cannot tolerate the fox bias are free to ignore it, wear headphones and listen to yanni or the collected works of maya angelou, or they may go elsewhere. if there was enough outcry against fox and the establishment felt it necessary to ban the channel, the shoe would be on the other foot and fox afficionados would have those same choices. we cannot and should not be forced to live our lives by political correctness.