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No it means, keeping your nose out of other people's business. Some morons shouldn't comment on what others should or shouldn't watch.
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I disagree. These "some morons" are elected officials who have the right to impose the laws enacted by them and previous governments. If you don't like what they're doing, protest against the law, not the enforcement of the law.
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Anyhow, just goes to show the types of incompetent monkeys we have in politics; trying to make an issue out of cheerleaders, while there are people starving on the streets.
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Are the two issues mutually exclusive? What does the starvation of people have to do with cheerleaders flouting anti-obscenity laws? You're going down a slippery slope here-giving absolute priority to one (admittedly important) issue and implying that others do not even exist could open up a whole can of worms. The starvation issue is important, and the governments are taking steps to combat it, but that certainly does not mean that we neglect all other issues.