SICK IRONY?: State-owned CBC’s “YOUR BUSINESS” reports on a news media competitor’s bankruptcy
Hey here’s a question I’ve asked 8,000 times before: What kind of government competes against its own citizens?
It’s yet another hideous, pitiful display of the disastrous pitfalls of the “progressive” liberal state progressively and increasingly competing more and more against its own citizens, and increasingly meddling in the free market and capitalism as a general matter.
Today, we have the spectacle of the state-owned, socialism-reliant CBC “Newsworld”‘s oxymoronic (with an emphasis on “moronic”) “YOUR BUSINESS” segment reporter being forced by the easily predictable, inevitable facts at hand, to report that one of the citizen-owned news media companies against which the state-owned, taxpayer-funded CBC’s competes, has filed for bankruptcy.
PICTURES SPEAK A THOUSAND WORDS
In this quintessential display of reality, the state-owned, taxpayer-funded, socialism-reliant CBC “YOUR BUSINESS” reporter has her eyes closed in this particular screen capture.
CanWest owns Global TV network, the National Post, and many of the biggest newspapers in the country.
State-owned or state-run media should be banned in this country, and that notion enshrined in our constitution.
And people should support politicians and companies who stand up for freedom and free-market, capitalist principles instead of socialism or progressivism.
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