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My Good Babushka

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4. Look at how this post dropped

Reply to Ferd Berfel (Original post)

Wed Apr 27, 2016, 08:03 AM

Apr 2016

like a motherfucking stone. Instead of rah-rah-rah-ing your political sports team, why aren't we talking about issues like this?
Is this great because Obama is approving it now? Are we still allowed to have views on issues or do we ask the DNC how they feel before we weigh in on an issue?

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FCC Green Lights 'Crushing' Charter Cable Mega-Merger [View all] Ferd Berfel Apr 2016 OP

Awful, just awful. metroins Apr 2016 #1

This shit will continue and get worse Ferd Berfel Apr 2016 #14

Another bad idea. nt. My Good Babushka Apr 2016 #2

I'm seeking political refugee status. highprincipleswork Apr 2016 #3

Look at how this post dropped My Good Babushka Apr 2016 #4

They are to busy celebrating the soon victory of someone who will do nothing for us. Katashi_itto Apr 2016 #7

Who's stopping you from discussing it? pintobean Apr 2016 #8

Are you in favor of media consolidation? My Good Babushka Apr 2016 #12

"All your internet are belong to us." - Corporate Citizens, Inc. AxionExcel Apr 2016 #5

K&R!! Katashi_itto Apr 2016 #6

Worked like a charm for broadcasters. Octafish Apr 2016 #9

Really an "end-to-end" merger 1939 Apr 2016 #10

Sorry, but you are very wrong. .. KelleyKramer Apr 2016 #16

k & r surrealAmerican Apr 2016 #11

If allowed to merge, then they should fall under public utility regulations. roamer65 Apr 2016 #13

THey shold fully become regulated public Utililties Ferd Berfel Apr 2016 #15

Where does that leave Verizon? Samantha Apr 2016 #17