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It's the same as the old cable company model. Slicing the list of available concerns up just perfectly enough that you can't get what you want without a bunch o
by menacingly 9y ago
It's the same as the old cable company model. Slicing the list of available concerns up just perfectly enough that you can't get what you want without a bunch of shit you don't.
- brianwawok 9y agoBut it's almost worse. In the cable system, if I want channel 1 from package A, and channel 2 form package B.. I can get mad they aren't in the same package.. but I can ultimately just buy the super package and for $200 a month get all channels. How do I do that in politics? Get one view from party A and one view form party B? I can't. I have to pick my priorities and only get one. or maybe guess which party has more things I like.