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To: raccoonradio
I don't consider watching tv a government bailout issue. If the coupons have been used, why can't the customer pay his $70 without the government kicking in $40?

Jeez, Uncle Sam has to pay for all of us (not to mention it is us the taxpayers that are funding the coupons)

7 posted on 01/08/2009 12:09:26 PM PST by estrogen (time to fight)
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To: estrogen

Why don’t the NETWORKS pay for the boxes, if they want people to watch their cr*ppy shows?! (since cable subscribers are already covered)


55 posted on 01/08/2009 1:07:33 PM PST by NewCenturions
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To: estrogen

“I don’t consider watching tv a government bailout issue. If the coupons have been used, why can’t the customer pay his $70 without the government kicking in $40?”

I don’t see any logical reason why these things cost $20, much less $40, $50, or even $70.

At its core, it is nothing more than a simple electronic board with a standard chip that can be mass produced for virtually nothing. Heck, once you start mass producing them the power supply would probably cost more than the actual box.


56 posted on 01/08/2009 1:19:17 PM PST by Brookhaven (The Fair Tax is THE economic litmus test for conservatives)
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