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Monday, November 9, 2009

anyone that votes in favor of having a radio station deserves a punch to the cock

10 comments:

  1. yea seriously, radio is a dying technology why bother getting one now... they should do podcasts or something

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  2. this post makes me happy.

    i also enjoy the amount of people against the radio station given the lack of a no campaign.

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  3. was wondering about that. no one's gonna listen to it, lol. there're other things to spend money on

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  4. Just because you don't want radio means you should take it away from those who want it. It's not hurting you to give them 2.50$ to pursue their interests, but if that 2.50$ is really gonna kill you, just go get it refunded at the Feds office. There is no loss in you voting yes for them, but they're losing out huge if you vote no. :)

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  5. even if it was 1 dollar, this shouldn't even be a question. the fact is: no one listens to the radio anymore, you can download all the songs you want for free, and there are plenty of internet radio stations if you want to find new music

    this is a waste of resources... it'd only be good for the people running it

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  6. if everyone wants their 2.50 refunded what is the point anyway

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  7. It's such a small amount I'd rather not fuss about it. Radio, yeah yeah it's dying, but we should at least continue to support it.

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  8. i listen to the radio daily. not sure what crack are you people are on.

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  9. Did we not already vote to get rid of it? The only reason they're contemplating bringing it back is because of the stupid petitions people were pretty much forced to sign cuz they brought them to every class

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  10. It's not just a radio station right? It's an institution where people can get training on a lot of skills you can carry on through your whole life. And they have plans of getting into podcasting and all that jazz too. Maybe if people actually showed up to the debates they would be properly informed.

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