On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 15:39:26 -0600, wrote:

So,what's wrong with the station owners making some money? They have to
put food on the table and clothes on their kids and pay their bills too.
cuhuliin

They should provide a service to the people as well as to their
owners. The public airwaves are part of the commons.

On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 16:48:40 -0500, dxAce
wrote:



wrote:

So,what's wrong with the station owners making some money?

For Liberal/Communists like Rickets, making money is a no-no.

dxAce
Michigan
USA


....you make an A-S-S out of U and M-E...

David wrote:

On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 16:48:40 -0500, dxAce
wrote:



wrote:

So,what's wrong with the station owners making some money?

For Liberal/Communists like Rickets, making money is a no-no.

dxAce
Michigan
USA


...you make an A-S-S out of U and M-E...

Nope, you simply make an ass out of Y-O-U-R-S-E-L-F every day.

LMFAO at the mentally ill 'tard boy known as David Rickets, yet again.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

They do provide a service,a listening service for people to tune in with
their radios and listen up.What do you think those big tall radio
antenna towers out there are for?
cuhulin

DaviD - Hence 'we' have NPR and PRI and many other
"Public" Radio Networks at all levels of Government
to Preach the Liberal Agenda.

READ - CPB and NPR "$ponsored" Programming
[ A National Network that Follows the Money $ $ $ ]
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...eab6884d6f6fe4


Consider - Air America -=Verses=- National Public Radio
(NPR) [LIBERAL -v- Liberal {Non-Profit} Incorporated]
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.r...72ef53ac067401


DaviD - When it comes to Broadcast Media Programming
and on-the-air 'Sponsorship" {Funding} that is 'directly' and
'indirectly' from [FOUNDATIONS]. The Big three a

PBS = Public Broadcasting System = 349 'public' TV Stations
PBS= http://www.pbs.org/aboutpbs/

NPR = National Prublic Radio = 750 'public' Radio Stations
NPR= http://www.npr.org/about/

PRI = Public Radio Inernational = 746 'affiliate' stations
(available internationally through World Radio Network)
PRI= http://www.pri.org/PublicSite/inside/index.html

WRN = World Radio Network =
'Globally Minded' ABC1 Adult Audience
WRN= http://www.wrn.org/about/index.html
[ABC1 = The ABC1 Consumer Market Assessment 20-40 Year Olds...
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/re...report_id=3865

ADD - A host of state and reaginol networks and consortiums:
Oregon Public Broadcastiing (OPB)
Minnesota Public Radio (MPR)

PLUS -Some PBS "Super Stations" like: WGBN, WETA,
WNET, WTTW, WPBA, WPBT, KERA, KRMA, KCET,
KQED, KCTS and more.

The 'quiet' Liberal-Left-Leaning "Foundation Supported" Radio and
TV Media is out there and it is very very strong and growing.

DaviD - To Many Americans Talk Radio with a
Conservative Perspective simply Balances the
Public Discourse that is Heavily Weighted in
Favor of the Left Wing Controlled Public Media
Monopoly that trumpets the Liberal Cause.

FYI - DaviD - The Biggest Slice of the "Talk Radio" Pie
is not Rush Limbaugh, it is 1200+ 'local' NPR Stations
and their "Soft Message" {Enlightened} Liberal Programming.
NPR has a Long Term Listenership {Generational} that goes
back for many more years then Rush Limbaugh has been on
the Air with his "Right-Thinking" Stick.

and that is my fair and balance opinion ~ RHF

On 15 Feb 2006 02:09:04 -0800, "RHF"
wrote:

Greg - "NPR has some of the best
conservative commentary on the air."

Greg - That may be 'your' Opinion.

But - It is my Opinion that the majority of NPR Listeners
would honestly say that NPR has a decided Liberal
{Enlightened} Slant.

Then again - It is my Opinion that most AM Talk Radio
Listeners would say that NPR is a Liberal Mouth Piece
with a decided Left-Wing Agenda.

npr and conservative in my opinion is an oxymoron ~ RHF
.
Most AM Talk Radio listeners think Pat Buchanan is liberal.

Commercial radio is ''concervative'' (not really-what people call
conservative these days is a kind of homoerotic neosocialism) because
the huge companies that own the stations are promoting their best
commercial interests, rather operating in the public interest.

I haven listened to NPR's liberal slant in about ten years.It isn't
because I can't,all I have to do is reach over to my radio within arms
lenght and tune in.
cuhulin

On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 09:34:29 -0600, wrote:

I haven listened to NPR's liberal slant in about ten years.It isn't
because I can't,all I have to do is reach over to my radio within arms
lenght and tune in.
cuhulin

What are you afraid of? Scared you might like the sweet smell of
accurate reporting?

David wrote:

On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 09:34:29 -0600, wrote:

I haven listened to NPR's liberal slant in about ten years.It isn't
because I can't,all I have to do is reach over to my radio within arms
lenght and tune in.
cuhulin

What are you afraid of? Scared you might like the sweet smell of
accurate reporting?

LMFAO!

You keep 'em coming, boy.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Accurate,,,, www.clari.net www.softwar.net It's net thingys.
cuhulin