Specifically, What do you like or dislike about Trump?

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  1. Jmg

    Jmg Veteran Member

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    dont think thats true, thats for broadcast channels, so they can have a right to the airwaves. cable channels dont have to care
     
  2. Jmg

    Jmg Veteran Member

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    maybe you should ask your government to pass a law banning getting pissy.

    or just stop tryin to regulate every fucking thing on earth.

    bruh if you dont like twitter you can not use it.
     
  3. LSUpride123

    LSUpride123 PureBlood

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    https://www.fcc.gov/media/radio/public-and-broadcasting
    • Reasonable Access. Section 312(a)(7) of the Communications Act and Section 73.1943 of the Commission’s rules require commercial broadcast stations to provide reasonable access to candidates for federal elective office. This means that commercial television and radio stations must allow legally qualified federal candidates to purchase reasonable amounts of broadcast time throughout their campaigns in all dayparts (i.e., in all parts of the broadcast day), including television prime time and radio drive time. The right bestowed upon federal candidates to purchase broadcast time is not absolute. Stations may take into account certain factors in determining whether a request to purchase broadcast time is reasonable. Reasonable access does not extend to state and local candidates, and stations have discretion whether to accept or refuse requests for the purchase of broadcast time by candidates running in state and local elections.
    • Equal Opportunities. Section 315(a) of the Communications Act and Section 73.1941 of the Commission’s rules require that if a station allows a legally qualified candidate for any public office to use its facilities (i.e., make a positive identifiable appearance on the air for at least four seconds), it must give equal opportunities to all other candidates for that office to also use the station. Equal opportunities apply to all commercial and non-commercial stations, as well as all legally qualified candidates for public office (federal, state, and local) throughout their campaigns. Stations are prohibited from censoring ads that are paid for or sponsored by legally qualified candidates and their authorized organizations. As a consequence, stations are protected from liability if these ads contain defamatory material. Certain news-related programs are exempt from equal opportunities. Therefore, an appearance by a legally qualified candidate on a bona fide newscast, regularly scheduled bona fide news interview program, certain documentaries, and on–the–spot coverage of a bona fide news event (including debates and political conventions) does not trigger equal opportunities for opposing candidates.
     
  4. LSUpride123

    LSUpride123 PureBlood

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    I dont use it, but I see the issue here.
     
  5. LSUpride123

    LSUpride123 PureBlood

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    Like I have said, Facebook saw the issues here and their legal team backed off a few years ago trying to prove truth in posts.

    Is a hole that will lead to the FCC's governance. Twitter is fucking up.
     
  6. Jmg

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    like i just said, broadcast, not cable
     
  7. LSUpride123

    LSUpride123 PureBlood

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    1st there was radio. Then TV. Now social media.

    Twitter stepped on their own dick.
     
  8. Jmg

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    twitter has the free speech right to try to prove truth if they want. its the dang constitution my nignog
     
  9. Jmg

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    thoes things are regulated totally differntly because there is a limited amount of frequencies for broadcast, to the govt more closely regulates things that are broadcast over the air
     
  10. Winston1

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    @Jmg welcome to my world. When the Orange pussy whines the usual suspects jump to his defense. It doesn’t matter if it’s exactly opposite of what Trump said before.
     

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