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Originally posted by sgtclub
Why should our radio airwaves be highjacked by the 2 party system that has highjacked our government? In practice, what would happen is that there would be a DEM view and a GOP view, and at some point these would become proxies (even more so than they currently are) for the 2 parties. On top of that, the fairness doctrine is obsolete in that there are now so many different distribution channels for ideas, such that the fact that one medium may be "controlled" by one ideology (e.g., radio) does not prohibit other views from being distributed via other mediums (e.g., print).
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anyone with antitrust views on the XM Sirius merger? I can see problems with it, but the reality of the market is that it is heavily cars, and each manufacturer is picking one platform or the other. I would like to see them co-operate enough to at least have a common platform so you can pick one or the other, or both, for your car.
I mean there are people probably not buying GM and getting Chrsyler because they like howard better than O&A.
