0baMa0 Tse Dung wrote:
On Jul 11, 9:12 am, "Brenda Ann" wrote:
We may have the 'freedom' to choose what we listen to on the radio, but the
choice, thanks to corporatized radio, is miniscule.

Ja, unt Government will give you more for less - bwaHAHAHAHA!

You have never had a greater choice in radio programming in all of
history.
STOP with the Liberal Fascist propaganda lies!


Bull****. Radio is thoroughly homogenized mediocrity (with very rare
exceptions).

"0baMa0 Tse Dung" wrote in message
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On Jul 11, 9:12 am, "Brenda Ann" wrote:
We may have the 'freedom' to choose what we listen to on the radio, but
the
choice, thanks to corporatized radio, is miniscule.

Ja, unt Government will give you more for less - bwaHAHAHAHA!

You have never had a greater choice in radio programming in all of
history.
STOP with the Liberal Fascist propaganda lies!

ROTFLMAO!!!!!

The choices of radio formats in most cities have dwindled to but a few:

Hip Hop
Oldies
Country (not in many east coast cities)
Sports/talk
Rock

Gone from almost all venues are classical, opera, jazz, easy listening and
MOR.

Tell us again how we have more choices than ever.. perhaps we have more
choices of where to listen to Rush Limbaugh and George Noory.. more places
to listen to Fitty Cent.. more places to listen to the same tired old 50 or
so oldies tracks on the average oldies playlists.. but real CHOICE.. nope.

Dobbs, I think you got brain washed over there in San Diego.
Watch out for that San Andreas Fault line, don't let it gitcha!
cuhulin

wrote:
Dobbs, I think you got brain washed over there in San Diego.
Watch out for that San Andreas Fault line, don't let it gitcha!
cuhulin


I'm 12 miles South of the San Andreas Fault. The part they're talking
about.

On Jul 11, 8:21*am, 0baMa0 Tse Dung wrote:




even david brooks is finding out how perverted the republicans
areavid Brooks: A Republican senator put ‘his hand on my inner
thigh’ for a ‘whole’ dinner party:i wonder which family values
conservative that was?






http://thinkprogress.org/2009/07/10/...senator-thigh/

David Brooks: A Republican senator put ‘his hand on my inner thigh’
for a ‘whole’ dinner party.
Earlier this week, New York Times columnist David Brooks wrote about
how “the dignity code” has been “completely obliterated” in
Washington, DC. Discussing the concept on MSNBC today, Brooks recalled
how he “sat next to a Republican senator once at dinner and he had his
hand on my inner thigh the whole time”:
BROOKS: You know, all three of us spend a lot of time covering
politicians and I don’t know about you guys, but in my view, they’re
all emotional freaks of one sort or another. They’re guaranteed to
invade your personal space, touch you. I sat next to a Republican
senator once at dinner and he had his hand on my inner thigh the whole
time. I was like, ehh, get me out of here.
HARWOOD: What?
BROOKS: I can only imagine what happens to you guys.
O’DONNELL: Sorry, who was that?
BROOKS: I’m not telling you, I’m not telling you.
Brooks said that he has “spoken to a lot of young women who are Senate
staffers and they’ll have these middle age guys who are sort of in the
middle of a mid-life crisis. Emotionally needy, they don’t know how to
do it and sort of like these St. Bernards drooling everywhere.” Watch
it:



When O’Donnell asked if he had “a couple drinks at lunch,” Brooks said
that he was just “trying not to be too dignified and stuffy.”
Transcript:
O’DONNELL: What, what’s happened?

BROOKS: You know, all three of us spend a lot of time covering
politicians and I don’t know about you guys, but in my view, they’re
all emotional freaks of one sort or another. They’re guaranteed to
invade your personal space, touch you. I sat next to a Republican
senator once at dinner and he had his hand on my inner thigh the whole
time. I was like, ehh, get me out of here.
HARWOOD: What?
BROOKS: I can only imagine what happens to you guys.
O’DONNELL: Sorry, who was that?
BROOKS: I’m not telling you, I’m not telling you. But so, a lot of
them spend so much time needing people’s love and yet they are
shooting upwards their whole life, they’re not that great in normal
human relationships. And so, they’re like freaks, they don’t know how
to, they’re lonely. They reach out. I’ve spoken to a lot of young
women who are Senate staffers and they’ll have these middle age guys
who are sort of in the middle of a mid-life crisis. Emotionally needy,
they don’t know how to do it and sort of like these St. Bernards
drooling everywhere. And you find a lot of this happens in mid-life
and among very powerful people who are extremely lonely.
O’DONNELL: Can I ask one other question David? Do you think, what
about female or women politicians? Are they dignified and are there
examples of when they have not? Or does it tend to be the men who less
dignified?
BROOKS: Yeah, I think that’s mostly a matter of genetics. I do think
that…I do think there’s loneliness.
O’DONNELL: That was just a softball, David, and you really hit it very
well.
BROOKS: Yeah, I wish I could think of sort of St. Bernards, sloppy
women who are licking their aides, but but no, I can’t think of any.
HARWOOD: I’m not going there.
O’DONNELL: Did you have a couple drinks at lunch, David? I mean, this
is clearly.
BROOKS: No, you’ve hit me…I’m trying not to be too dignified and
stuffy.
O’DONNELL: Well, David Brooks as always, thank you very much. That was
a lot of fun. You may not have gotten best column of the week, but you
got best appearance of the week, certainly.

This isn't Michigan, where it is cool and not humid weather.This is
Mississippi and tHat hOt hUmid weather oUtch yOnder is killin my aRse! I
has tEh took me a bReak ever leetle oNcet inna ahh wHile.
cuhulin

On Sat, 11 Jul 2009 06:21:17 -0700, 0baMa0 Tse Dung wrote:

On Jul 11, 7:57Â*am, dave wrote:
0baMa0 Tse Dung wrote:
Rumblings continue from the FCC on fairness, diversity and mandates
for broadcasters.

The airwaves belong to the people. Â*They should serve the people, not
large corporations. Â*Radio was better when ownership was limited to a
few stations per company.

What a load of cracker-jack PhD socilaist propaganda BS.

The people vote by listening to radio stations.

I vote we use the spectrum occupied by Ru$h's program to be use by gay
wireless dildo manufactures. That way, 0baMa0 Tse Dung will understand
where to stick it.

I vote we use the spectrum occupied by Ru$h's program to be use by gay
wireless dildo manufactures. That way, 0baMa0 Tse Dung will understand
where to stick it.
===
They are already advertising some kind of wireless device for women to
use in masturbating. Dildos may be the subject of the next commercials
you see.

0baMa0 Tse Dung wrote:
On Jul 11, 7:57 am, dave wrote:
0baMa0 Tse Dung wrote:
Rumblings continue from the FCC on fairness, diversity and mandates
for broadcasters.
The airwaves belong to the people. They should serve the people, not
large corporations. Radio was better when ownership was limited to a
few stations per company.

What a load of cracker-jack PhD socilaist propaganda BS.

The people vote by listening to radio stations.
Station generate revenue based on their number of listeners (like a
political candidate in a democratic process).
Stations that can not draw enough listeners either close or change
formats (like a political candidate in a democratic process).

How does blowing smoke up peoples' asses improve the government? Lowest
Common Denominator is no way to run a country. Media is supposed to
inform, as well as entertain. Broadcast media is a finite natural
resource and it use should serve the common good, even if that reduces
someone's bottom line. Journalism is about speaking truth to power on
behalf of the masses; we can't force newspapers or cable to be fair but
we can make the broadcasters serve the people what they need to, but may
not necessarily want to, hear.

dave wrote:
0baMa0 Tse Dung wrote:
On Jul 11, 7:57 am, dave wrote:
0baMa0 Tse Dung wrote:
Rumblings continue from the FCC on fairness, diversity and mandates
for broadcasters.
The airwaves belong to the people. They should serve the people, not
large corporations. Radio was better when ownership was limited to a
few stations per company.

What a load of cracker-jack PhD socilaist propaganda BS.

The people vote by listening to radio stations.
Station generate revenue based on their number of listeners (like a
political candidate in a democratic process).
Stations that can not draw enough listeners either close or change
formats (like a political candidate in a democratic process).

How does blowing smoke up peoples' asses improve the government? Lowest
Common Denominator is no way to run a country. Media is supposed to
inform, as well as entertain. Broadcast media is a finite natural
resource and it use should serve the common good, even if that reduces

Oil is finite and so is land..... the band width available can be
shifted and we just digitized TV and we have plenty of TV and Media for
Christ's sake we have a cooking network and music channel and more than
we need on SAT-TV

someone's bottom line. Journalism is about speaking truth to power on
behalf of the masses; we can't force newspapers or cable to be fair but

Space to sell News papers is finite, we need to insure that we have
equal Conservative and Liberal Paper sales.


we can make the broadcasters serve the people what they need to, but may
not necessarily want to, hear.

We can force equal stories in each Newspaper, force them to hire equal
numbers of Right and Left reporters.