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The "digital divide" is nothing new. Of course there's gonna be a divide, just like there's a divide between rich and poor. That's what happens in a capitalist society. No one said capitalism makes EVERYONE rich or best off. But we have to deal with the worse-off people the best way possible, and the best way is not just to give them handouts without giving them a HAND-UP and giving them higher-paying jobs and skills to actually afford these things and not be dependent on gov't.
whoo689 3 years ago
"How would they know hwo to vote" Are you serious?? Uh, there's plenty of non-digital media for that: newspapers, magazines, cspan, etc. Don't give me that crap. The Internet hasn't totally destroyed all other media and information sources. And wh y is it we always try to subsidize something else for poor people? What should be done, rather, is help these people get HIGH-PAYING jobs so they can afford it, rather than forcing them to be on the gov't dole and stay poor. It's inhumane.
whoo689 3 years ago
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Google basically lost the FCC airwave auction and wants other airwaves for free. The free the airwaves movement basically wants to control of the airwaves that are presently used for radio microphones. Most people may not realize the importance of this spectrum, but enjoy the benefits of it every day. Motion pictures, TV, concerts, broadway type shows & church services use radio microphones. Without the benefit of these microphones the sound quality of these could go down the tubes.
mikeginla 3 years ago