| ala cart is long overdue I'm tired of paying for a bunch of crap i never watch, so that others can afford it.
The free market should decide what is "worth watching"
maybe this would raise the literacy rates back up a bit if all the junk/fluff was driven into the waste can of history.
I know i could get by with just 3 channels if i had to.
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 ChucklesPremium
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Saint Paul, MN | said by TwistedLefty:The free market should decide what is "worth watching" maybe this would raise the literacy rates back up a bit if all the junk/fluff was driven into the waste can of history. HAHAHA! So the most people watching the most popular TV programs are the literate ones? LOL!
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 KrKHeavy Artillery For The Little GuyPremium
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said by TwistedLefty:The free market should decide what is "worth watching" maybe this would raise the literacy rates back up a bit if all the junk/fluff was driven into the waste can of history. Uh, you've seen which shows have the highest ratings, right. Raise literacy rates? LOL. More like flush em down the toliet....
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