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Old 09-03-2014, 18:28   #66
Sirius
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Re: TV licence non payment could be made a civil offence

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
Both Sky and Virgin increase their subscription fees annually why do you think that a subscription funded BBC would be any different .You want to turn the BBC into a commercial enterprise so it would automatically be subject to the usual economic forces .



The concept of a 'public service broadcaster' appears to escape you
Does the concept of a forced tax on a person lose you to, The BBC via the government tax us its as simple as that. You are forced to pay for something you don't want and if you don't pay you have to suffer the bully boys at your door.

The sooner this goes to a civil offence the better as i will stop paying at that point and they can go stuff themselves.
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