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Re: Time Warner said by Anon 1300 :
Time Warner Cable has a long history of doing whatever they feel like and "Damn the consequences". So does the government... every day. They willfully write laws that violate the constitution all the time. Its why their laws get challenged in court when they violate the constitution. (However, the courts are often told they legislate from the bench) I could go into a topic now, but won't, on how the FCC is BROADLY over reaching its power and how the congress doesn't even have the right to empower the FCC with the authorities they have. (ie: the only body of government that has absolute authority to impose fines is the judicial branch)
I really see no difference. The only difference, actually, is that the government has been doing it for over 250 years. |
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| said by fiberguy:said by Anon 1300 :
Time Warner Cable has a long history of doing whatever they feel like and "Damn the consequences". So does the government... every day. They willfully write laws that violate the constitution all the time. Its why their laws get challenged in court when they violate the constitution. (However, the courts are often told they legislate from the bench) I could go into a topic now, but won't, on how the FCC is BROADLY over reaching its power and how the congress doesn't even have the right to empower the FCC with the authorities they have. (ie: the only body of government that has absolute authority to impose fines is the judicial branch) I really see no difference. The only difference, actually, is that the government has been doing it for over 250 years. Really? Looks like your math skills need some work too. 2008-1776 != 250. |
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| Just to nitpick, you meant 2008-1787. We didn't have our current form of government (or at least the Constitution that has "evolved" into its current form) until 1787. 
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It's wierdo, not weirdo. Yes, I know that's not the 'proper' spelling of the similar english language word. |
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