The irony about most attempts at censorship is that they only bring more publicity to the thing they are trying to censor. This will probably get Roseanne more viewers than if the Million Morons just left it alone.
I didn't say that the didn't have the right to be heard. Even Nazis and racists have a right to be heard - but I also have a right to express my opinion that they are reprehensible people.
Well, yes and no. First, the OP's subject is misleading. According to all of the articles I've read, the One Million Moms group is calling for a boycott of the show, not demanding cancellation. In other words, they are making like-minded people aware of the subject matter that they consider objectionable, and urging them to not watch the show. Sure, they would love to see the show canceled and I'm sure they will collect all of the boycott pledges that they receive and provide them to both the studio and sponsors in an effort to make them see that the show will be a money loser, but that is the very nature of a boycott, and boycotts have been used by advocates of all stripes and persuasions to attempt to effect change. Nothing subversive there.
I do agree that publicizing one's objections to something can make it more enticing to the general public, especially to those opposed to the ones objecting. We saw that happen with the movie, "The Last Temptation of Christ", which I am told was a mediocre movie at best, but became a blockbuster due to publicity against it stirring up curious people to see the movie. That's not what's happening here, however. The boycott was announced on the One Million Moms Facebook page on September 14, and last appeared on their webpage on October 3. Yet we're hearing about it just now? Not exactly what I would call publicizing. Actually, most of the publicity came from news media outlets, especially from those opposed to One Million Moms' agenda. So they actually magnified the boycott by hyperventilating about it. Now that's irony!
Myself, I don't need to be urged to boycott the show. I find Roseanne Barr to be a disgusting person, and for that reason alone, I would not tune in.
As for your right to express your opinion, my exact words were, "So rant all you want...". In other words, have at it, knock yourself out, go ahead and express. It won't mean one iota to One Million Moms. I must say, however, that the original post and the rant did draw my attention to the matter. Ironic.