So what are you saying? We'd be better off with only one TV network? No choice at all? That hardly seems an improvement. As I said earlier, in this country you have the freedom to establish your own network if what's available doesn't suit you. Just get the money. And I agree, the non-commercial channels often have the better quality programming. Not necessarily the most enjoyable, but the better quality.
At least as far back as the establishment of money.'Always'? How far back do we go?
Sadly it's a law of human nature. Far too many people are willing to accept the advice and opinions of wealthy people than of poorer people.Anyway it isn't 'the way things work.' It is the way some powerful people make it work. It is not a law of nature.
No, freedom allows me to have the choices. Just because all the choices may be bad doesn't take away from the benefit of having choices. Better to choose among three or four (or 124) bad choices than to not have any choice at all.But, according to you these choices are what gives you freedom! Why?