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Hmmm, seperated at birth?
This one got the good genes.Hmmm, seperated at birth?
He stated it wrong, but all his policies are doing is making sure newspapers survive.
He isn't saying certain newspapers with certain viewpoints. All he's saying is that newspapers are the best, most reliable sources of news, and he's absolutely right about that.
Uhm... no commentary?
Do people not see the utter danger implicit in the above suggestions?
I do.
The government does not have the right to moderate the media. This is the first step to the removal of the first amendment.
The Nostrilitus.
I kind of think Nostrilopithicus has a nice ring to it.
Not really. He stated it wrong, but all his policies are doing is making sure newspapers survive. He isn't saying certain newspapers with certain viewpoints. All he's saying is that newspapers are the best, most reliable sources of news, and he's absolutely right about that.
He's absolutely wrong. Government's job is not to save businesses that cannot adapt to changes in the business climate. Where was the Government when Monkeywards went under? Or Kmart collapsed? When was the last time you shopped at a Woolsworth?
I do.
The government does not have the right to moderate the media. This is the first step to the removal of the first amendment.
Okay, but that's a different issue.
This is how they circumvent the 1st Amendment.No it's not.
The Government should stay as far away from the Media as possible.
This is how they circumvent the 1st Amendment.
Kinda. It's more "Don't bite the hand that feeds you" Syndrome. When suddenly your business (journalism) is reliant on Government monies, do you really think you'll be doing stories that are critical of said government?
Yeah, that explains why FOX is so timid in the face of FCC control.
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Yeah, that explains why FOX is so timid in the face of FCC control.
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That's a much different issue. The FCC doesn't give monetary support to broadcasters, it regulates them. This issue is about the federal government providing money to failing media outlets.
Someone obviously is unable to comprehend the issue at hand. I suggest you cease posting on this issue, lest you look more ignorant.
Why is that so different though?
How about you engage in debate instead of being a troll? Explain what the issue is at hand. Or maybe I have a new issue to add.
Why is that so different though?