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This is a discussion on BBC future report: no long-term licence fee; end of the trust; less content is more within the Entertainment forums, part of the Community channel category; Originally Posted by gymno There should always be a BBC & it should always be paid for by taxes. Period. ...
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Re: BBC future report: no long-term licence fee; end of the trust; less content is more
Taxes should never have been wasted like that ,you want you pay for it comrade !
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A hundred million dead & still socialism/communism is the answer
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Re: BBC future report: no long-term licence fee; end of the trust; less content is more
A small percentage goes to ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5. Originally Posted by nobroadband 
Wrong all the money goes to the bbc .
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Re: BBC future report: no long-term licence fee; end of the trust; less content is more
The majority of the countries in the Soviet Union didn't think so. The only true socialists/communists are in China or North Korea, if you want to live there you are welcome to it.A hundred million dead & still socialism/communism is the answer
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Re: BBC future report: no long-term licence fee; end of the trust; less content is more
I do object to their vision of the future if I have it right, I have no desire to watch the dross that is currently broadcast, and as such can opt out of the TV license by making sure my TV is not able to receive TV at time it is broadcast, to be honest I have no interest in TV full stop, but under this new proposed system I would be expected to contribute, due to the fact as I have computers and bb I maybe watching catch up, so no I don't want to pay for something, I have no interest in or any intentions of using, switch it to a pay per view service and then allow the people who want it to pay for it, though I feel a few highly paid presenters and executives, will need directing to the local job centre.
- 15-03-15, 09:05 PM #15 gymno GuestExchange:Broadband ISP:Router:Sky TV:
Re: BBC future report: no long-term licence fee; end of the trust; less content is more
My point was that i want for all & am happy to pay taxes for it. Comrade. Originally Posted by nobroadband
So ignorance isn't bliss after all then. Originally Posted by nobroadband A hundred million dead & still socialism/communism is the answer
- 17-03-15, 07:15 PM #16 gymno GuestExchange:Broadband ISP:Router:Sky TV:
Re: BBC future report: no long-term licence fee; end of the trust; less content is more
For the spiritually Guildfordian.
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