[OUTBACK]

i used to drive for a living, and i would always listen to NPR from 6:30 am til about 10 am when i would switch to local (Boston) talk radio (usally Eagan & Braude) then to O'Reily when he used to do the 1 -3 PM slot on 96.9 FM....then Michael Graham at 3Pm til about 6 PM.

i'll tell you one thing, NPR is so anit-American it is not even funny. they bash the U.S.A. ALL DAMN DAY!!

i'm suprised the funding they get to stay on the air, despite all the anti-Americans who live in this country. i began to hate that station...

[Shogi]

So, anyone else get a CD or are they all stacked in a corner of Sony's wearhouse gathering dust?

[OUTBACK]

my guess = town landfill

[tile_mcgillus]

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Originally Posted by OUTBACK

i used to drive for a living, and i would always listen to NPR from 6:30 am til about 10 am when i would switch to local (Boston) talk radio (usally Eagan & Braude) then to O'Reily when he used to do the 1 -3 PM slot on 96.9 FM....then Michael Graham at 3Pm til about 6 PM.

i'll tell you one thing, NPR is so anit-American it is not even funny. they bash the U.S.A. ALL DAMN DAY!!

i'm suprised the funding they get to stay on the air, despite all the anti-Americans who live in this country. i began to hate that station...

Man, I just don't know about that statement...I am pretty sure you could argue the same thing for O'Reilly...

Do politics and action figures mix?

[delu]

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Originally Posted by tile_mcgillus

Do politics and action figures mix?

Dude, this is the Internet; an unrestrained discussion of politics mixed with ANYTHING will result in both sides devolving into monkeys and punching each other in the face.

But I support the statements of tile_mcgillus; criticism is needed to improve anything.

[Compulsive Collector]

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Originally Posted by delu

But I support the statements of tile_mcgillus; criticism is needed to improve anything.

Well, yeah. People tend to forget that we wouldn't even have a country if it wasn't for a group of people standing up to the government. Those same people took the time to remind us that we needed to do the same thing for America's future. Government is not America; we, the people - and that includes those who report for and listen to NPR - are America.

Criticism of policy isn't the same as bashing, and it's not anti-American to challenge the ideology of politicians or disagree with talk radio personalities. In fact, nothing could be more American than speaking your mind and making your voice heard, and I believe we have a responsibility to do just that. On the other hand, this probably isn't the ideal arena for that sort of thing. :cool: