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| Originally Posted by Scrum This thread is about Democrats wanting to censor talk radio because it's not FAIR. Waaaa....
This pathetic response is about the best you do because you know it's wrong and you have to say SOMETHING. amirite? | ||||
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| Originally Posted by Dumpy Dooby Dayum son
![]() But no. Democrats seem to only want to make sure THEIR message is heard. All the others are nonsense. | ||||
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| Originally Posted by 7960 Yeah, I agree. That's why the fairness doctrine is stupid- it's practically impossible to enforce. But the impracticality of the act is why I disagree with it. I'm not necessarily against the principle that the government can or should mandate fairness on public airwaves when it comes to politics.
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| Originally Posted by Dumpy Dooby Not really. The fairness act is about ensuring democracy isn't stiffled by a monopoly on limited public airwaves. Unless the people have a realistic choice of voting for some group or person, there is no reason to give them a voice; the people couldn't vote for them anyway. In American politics, this comes down to two view points, three at most.
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| Originally Posted by SpicyMcVoodoo But there is on monopoly on limited public airwaves. The liberals have just as much opportunity to get their own station and make a go of it.
Oh wait, they did, and failed........ too bad so sad. The govt has done its job of keeping the airwaves public. It's up to libs to make their go of it work. You either don't understand what monopoly means or you're intentionally distorting the definition because it fits your cause. Either way a "fairness act" is ridiculous if you think it's to monitor content. | ||||
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| Originally Posted by 7960 This was so obvious I can't believe it actually had to be typed.
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| Originally Posted by SpicyMcVoodoo The airwaves aren't public. They're owned by the government. If they were public, then they would be free to use by the public without contingencies. If they aren't free to use without contingencies (i.e., getting a license to use them), then they are owned by an entity that affords permission to groups accordingly.
That said, it seems rather inconsistent to claim it's about ensuring we aren't stifled by a monopoly when it's one entity that owns all of them anyway. ![]()
Yeah, that sounds about right for a group of people that prides themselves on promoting democracy (that's an attack on liberals and conservatives alike, btw).
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| These are federally regulated airwaves...using radio is a priviledge not a right, just like driving is not a right...if someone without a license wants to go driving down the street supporting a candidate, and he is arrested...is that violating the freedom of speech? Of course not Fairness Doctrine will finally bring BACK balance to federal airwaves | ||||
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