Editing V-chip (section)

===Infringement on rights===
Another argument brought up is that it is not the government's right to monitor or censor what viewers watch on television. According to this argument, because the government regulates the rating system, it is also regulating much of parents' decision making processes on their children's viewing habits. Caroline Fredrickson, of the [[American Civil Liberties Union]], stated, "These FCC recommendations are political pandering. The government should not replace parents as decision makers in America's living rooms. There are some things that the government does well. But deciding what is aired and when on television is not one of them."<ref>{{cite news
  | first = Stephen
  | last = Labaton
  | title = F.C.C. Moves to Restrict TV Violence
  | newspaper = [[New York Times]]
  | date = 2007-04-26
  | url = https://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/26/business/media/26fcc.html
  | access-date = 2007-11-29 }}</ref>