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True that's a weird way of doing things it's practically state/tax sponsored television owned by "the public". Plus I think you don't have to pay the fee if yo
by Fuxy 12y ago
True that's a weird way of doing things it's practically state/tax sponsored television owned by "the public".
Plus I think you don't have to pay the fee if you can show that you don't own a television.
Not certain I agree with that model either.
Something about the person paying it not having a choice always rubs me the wrong way.
Why do i have to pay if I don't watch the BBC or download pirated stuff.
- blueskin_ 12y agoYeah, it's messed up. Easy enough to avoid by saying you either don't have a TV, or have one but don't use it to watch broadcast TV though.