| Outrageous I have advice for anybody who turns on their TV after this D-Day conversion and it doesn't work: Go buy another TV out of your own pocket.
Why is the government so desperate to make sure everybody has TV anyway?
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 ShadowMastrMaster Of All Shadows
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Fort Pierce, FL | said by BillRoland:I have advice for anybody who turns on their TV after this D-Day conversion and it doesn't work: Go buy another TV out of your own pocket. Why is the government so desperate to make sure everybody has TV anyway? How else are they going to 'program' society to be dumb and uninterested in the affairs of the world?
As long as the general population is more concerned about who the next freakin american idol is going to be, or which movie star is boinking who, or how many unreal 'reality shows' can be watched, they can't be concerned with the economy, or notice that they have to work 60 hours a week to barely survive and pay their multitude of bills, and looking for ways to get out of that rat trap.
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Pv8man
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Hammond, IN | Very true, government needs to be able to program the citizens with PR and BS.
Why do you think everyone is interested in INTERNET video.
BECAUSE IT'S %100 UN-CENCORED!!!! and free...
which is what true freedom is, but that will all change in time to come, and you won't be able to see the clips that certain groups of people don't want you to see. |
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said by ShadowMastr:said by BillRoland:I have advice for anybody who turns on their TV after this D-Day conversion and it doesn't work: Go buy another TV out of your own pocket. Why is the government so desperate to make sure everybody has TV anyway? How else are they going to 'program' society to be dumb and uninterested in the affairs of the world? As long as the general population is more concerned about who the next freakin american idol is going to be, or which movie star is boinking who, or how many unreal 'reality shows' can be watched, they can't be concerned with the economy, or notice that they have to work 60 hours a week to barely survive and pay their multitude of bills, and looking for ways to get out of that rat trap. Hmm I don't know. PBS likes to air a lot of international news shows. You'd think the government would rather pimp a TV service that doesn't pick up a dozen PBS channels... |
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said by BillRoland:Why is the government so desperate to make sure everybody has TV anyway? They will SAY it's for public safety reasons... storm warnings and the like. |
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| Well .. Quite Frankly,
If they really thought that, im sure that if you really needed to know about a really bad storm coming your way, either a) youll check the radio or b) someone can always call you .. or c) you can get the TV yourself.
if the person dies from the storm .. well dont blame the government for not giving you the TV to warn you .
what do you think people did in the old days years before TV .:) |
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