>>>>>>consider the enormous monopolistic power that the broadcast and cable industries have seized over broadcast frequencies which are, after all, a public asset
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>>>>No different from the financial system that is owned by the citizenry who tolerate parasites who almost capsized the system in pursuit of unnatural rewards in exchange for nothing of value. We allow these behaviors because the alternative requires hard decisions, even revolution, and we can't be bothered. Yet.
>>>
>>>Shlemiels of the world, unite!
>>>You have nothing to lose but your overpriced cable TV and your poorly performing 401K!
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>>I don't have overpriced cable TV. I have overpriced satellite TV.
>
>How about that economical & environment friendly car of yours ? That must have been inexpensive then... {g}
>
>Perhaps french style revolution will have to wait little bit longer. At least until all cakes are eaten ;-)
>http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/07/trying-to-stay-sane-in-an-insane-world-part-1.html

So after the near meltdown we get to look forward to revolution, Reign of Terror and a series of Napoleonic military adventures. At least I'll have my overpriced satellite TV to watch the world burn. ;)