Another shining example of hate talk radio...

[Barth Vader]

Quote from dsq:

how can any intelligent person listen to talk radio...

It is called "freedom of choice".....the "choice" argument works for the abortion industry, but you seem to dislike it with "talk radio".

 

[stock777]

Quote from Cutten:

Radio is even less relevant than television and print media nowadays.

Well, that doesn't leave much now does it.

Maybe the guy standing on the orange crate in front of city hall.

 

[dsq]

Quote from Barth Vader:

It is called "freedom of choice".....the "choice" argument works for the abortion industry, but you seem to dislike it with "talk radio".

Why would you choose to listen to the same argument day in ,day out?Would you choose to listen to britney spears song 24/7?Does it enlighten you or expand your thoughts on a given topic?No.I dont think talk radio discusses or analyzes issues-just pump the righteous dogma every 15 seconds.

 

[Barth Vader]

Quote from dsq:

Why would you choose to listen to the same argument day in ,day out?Would you choose to listen to britney spears song 24/7?Does it enlighten you or expand your thoughts on a given topic?No.I dont think talk radio discusses or analyzes issues-just pump the righteous dogma every 15 seconds.

Actually, dsq, I dont listen to talk radio. However, if someone wants to listen to Rush or whomever 24/7, that right should not be interferred with by some government bureaucrat, Let the market decide.

 

[dsq]

I agree.It amazes me that there is an audience for uninformative banter and ad nauseam opinion.Can you learn anything new after 1 or 2 days of listening to this stuff?