Comcast no longer to air gun advertising

[Jim Colvill]

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I'd boycott them but they have a monopoly on my location.

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[jrprich]

Get DirecTV much better picture !

 

[dmancornell]

Ditched Cumcrust and their slow internet years ago, never going back. FIOS is so much better.

 

[Jim Colvill]

Get DirecTV much better picture !

wish I could. North facing ground apartment negates a dish.

 

[Kid@Heart]

wish I could. North facing ground apartment negates a dish.

Show them who's boss!


Use rabbit ears.

 

[Morpheus]

How about just stop watching TV all together? Go with another internet option, and stream everything. When you want, how you want.

 

[Silver Fox]

How about just stop watching TV all together? Go with another internet option, and stream everything. When you want, how you want.

+1

SF-

 

[9mmguy]

+2

Must be the first time people are threatening boycott because they want commercials back on TV. I actually canceled Comcast too, but that was because I decided I don't want to spend $100 a month for the privilege to watch Honey Boo Boo and the like.

(Here is another thread on this topic btw: http://www.northwestfirearms.com/legal-political/124313-cabletv-comcast-rejecting-gun-ads.html)

 

[jluck]

wish I could. North facing ground apartment negates a dish.

Use dish network then....Different (south facing) sat, south facing.

 

[ob1]

Not surprising, they are packed with leftist's from the CEO on down.

 

[swoop]

I think NBC bought them a while back. Nuff said?:huh:

 

[mcneal9926]

You have no idea what you are talking about.

First, no video provider has any control over what is aired on a network. ABC for example, is owned by Disney, not Comcast, Dish, Direct, Fios, Wave, or any other provider. Content is bought and transmitted in bulk, and what is "aired", as well as the content is simply passed on to the customers who pay for it. So, if ABC is not broadcasting firearm related content, it would make no difference who the provider was. Besides, I have Comcast, and I DVR multiple shows on a daily basis with firearm related content on the Outdoor Channel.

If you ever need to watch a game when the weather is bad, I bet you can find a bar that has Comcast.....enjoy knocking the snow off your device, and the $180 service call....

 

[mcneal9926]

I think NBC bought them a while back. Nuff said?:huh:

Other way around.....