It’s
time for citizens to start messing with cable TV and internet
providers. If you’re not getting all the cable channels you want,
and none that you don’t want for less than $25 per month, without
bundling (the penultimate joke), then you are paying to line
somebody’s pockets with your hard-earned cash. You are being made
a fool of by greedy corporate folks with nothing to do but fill the
time you buy with lucrative and annoying commercials. Why are there
commercials on cable?
Whatever
happened to the idea that customers could choose each channel they
want and pay only for what they want? I know it’s not the most
important ball in the air right now, but somebody should start an
initiative to mandate cafeteria selection and fair pricing of cable
offerings. Write a screaming letter to the FCC and Congress.
What’s
going on with free broadcast TV? Even cable users should be actively
supporting the maintenance of free TV. It gives them leverage to
keep prices from skyrocketing further and gives them an alternative
if cable providers get too high-handed. Write to the FCC and
Congress.
Internet
access should be free to all, and MUCH faster. Chattanooga Tennessee
did it. Let’s get the ball rolling. Write to the FCC and your
state legislators.
Around
here, we know if enough people join in, decision makers will listen.
Problem is it takes LOTS of people. Don’t you think these
charlatans have messed with us long enough? Don’t you think it’s
time?
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