that money back to England, they wanted to keep all that money here, yes,
they still wanted it collected, but they wanted to be in charge of it... So
they started a revolt against the tax which lead to the Revolution.
Screwing, you talk about the government screwing people and that we won't
take it? We've been taking it for as long as I can remember. They take so
much money from us that the average individual must work until the end of
April just to pay for the taxes they have levied against us. That's crazy.
Greed is the American way...
Thanks.
> > > You want to keep SV the channel that it is? Buy it. If you can buy
it
> you
> > > can program as you see fit. That's my point. Sure, current viewers
can
> > > complain and they should, but threatening boycotts...
> > Boycotts are as American as apple pie and special interest groups do it
> > all the time. Remember the christian groups that boycotted Disney Corp?
> > How about the gay and lesbien groups boycotting Dr. Laura's syndicated
> > TV show. I'm not saying any group is right or wrong initiating a
> > boycott, but they do tend to get results. MTCW.
> > Gary
> Boycotts are the only way to get your opinion heard. Here's one for you:
> You can buy our tea, at a grossly inflated price, it's the only tea
> available, and if you don't like it you can get your own damn tea
> plantations. Oh that's right, you can't.
> remember that one?
> What happened to the American ideal of liberty?
> You wouldn't take this kind of treatment from a democratically elected
> government, but as soon as a private business finds a way to***you for
> more money while giving you less, you roll over and take it?
> There will be people who will have a stark choice- either pay up for
> "NASCAR" branded, reduced value motorsport coverage, or cut off their nose
> to spite their face have no motorsport coverage.
> If speedvision is not *losing* money, then betraying the customers who
have
> made it successful enough to be WORTH selling to Fox is simple greed.
> If speedvision is losing money, though, then you'll have to say it was
nice
> while it lasted, but at least with NASCAR branding, you might get to watch
> something, if not everything you'd like.
> Eventually, such rationisation, merger, acquisition and elimnation will
> result in no choice for anyone.
> Then all Americans will be equal, all wearing the same clothes, eating the
> same food, driving the same cars.
> What do I care, I've got motorsports programmes coming out of my ears over
> here.
> cheers
> John