Npr....bye Felicia

Public TV has a place - for shit like Nova and American Experience or Austin City Limits.

But public TV has no business in producing a nightly newscast or even political commentary. That’s smacks of a state run propaganda arm.

Will miss brb,jo to Margaret Hoover. Pretty sure she does butt stuff.
 
Yeah I like some odd their content... but there are a million stations out there... no need to have the feds pay for it
 
No worries. If you like PBS or NPR they only get about 1% of their funding from the Fed. I am sure hh and buck will make up the difference. They aren't going OB over 1%.
The move is mostly symbolic but for me personally I don't want $1 of my taxes going to support liberal-only causes and obvious bias.
 
Backroads of Montana is what we watch on PBS and that’s it. I don’t even know where NPR is on the radio dial.
 
NOVA and the like used to be good until everything became climate change racism
 
NPR the American communist broadcasting system is a more appropriate name.
 
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NOVA and the like used to be good until everything became climate change racism
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I can’t even watch a new Serengeti documentary without being lectured how the dry season is rough on the plains.
That’s why nobody lives there and haven’t for decades, Einsteins.
 
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From AI. Must be correct. Apparently American SUVs turned it into a desert.
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The Sahara Desert was green during the African Humid Period, which occurred between approximately 14,500 and 5,000 years ago. This period saw a much wetter climate in the Sahara, supporting a savanna ecosystem with vegetation, lakes, and rivers. 
 
WestlinnDuck said:
From AI. Must be correct. Apparently American SUVs turned it into a desert.
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The Sahara Desert was green during the https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=524817ecb69216e7&rlz=1C1SQJL_enUS871US871&sxsrf=AHTn8zq_d-PsgwHaecnjjEd7WBnbPnPijQ%3A1746208567055&q=African+Humid+Period&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi6iN_qrYWNAxW9ATQIHT0TBIMQxccNegQIGRAB&mstk=AUtExfBdDaJiT-YbmrIe6lCyUwmH5nvHgBOndY045CkJzGRE_v5U71Q7opL86UzJQMHAbi33gYD0vh12dacB448RzHVSZT0iXOJ41W3Bev-brYQm1YSC49EsCC58EVFNqMMjht8HTohTUUCEnkf4Z4r1vZ3Aa5ohxBglI0Au56-1v_R5OZE&csui=3, which occurred between approximately 14,500 and 5,000 years ago. This period saw a much wetter climate in the Sahara, supporting a savanna ecosystem with vegetation, lakes, and rivers. 
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Oh great Westlinn, you just had to bring that up. Are we now going to have to pay reparations to the decedents of people who lived 14,000 years ago because modern day dwellers don't have a green grass yard?
 
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