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1. Terry (terry@bae.st)'s status on Monday, 10-Apr-2023 06:27:58 JST Terry
   
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   • cool_boy_mew (coolboymew@shitposter.club)'s status on Monday, 10-Apr-2023 06:28:07 JST cool_boy_mew

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     @Terry lmao
   • HITLER DEMOCRAT (punished_potatus@poa.st)'s status on Monday, 10-Apr-2023 10:03:32 JST HITLER DEMOCRAT

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     @Terry Libtard NPCs literally don't have a dialogue tree for this. If you ask them why NPR shouldn't be labeled as state media, you will get an error message.
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     @Terry Also, inb4 libtards try to make this google search argument that 1-2% of NPR direct revenue is taxes, I asked ChatGPT to do the work for me.
     
     "It's a bit misleading to say that only 1% of NPR is government funded."
     
     "You are correct that the statement "only 1% of NPR is government funded" can be misleading without context. While it is true that only around 1% of NPR's annual operating budget comes directly from federal government sources, such as grants from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), it is important to note that NPR and its member stations rely on a variety of indirect government funding sources and policy decisions.
     
     For example, NPR member stations receive a significant portion of their funding from the federal government through grants from the CPB. In addition, NPR and its member stations benefit from tax policies that encourage charitable giving and public broadcasting, as well as access to government-funded public radio infrastructure such as satellite distribution systems.
     
     Moreover, the government's financial support for public broadcasting has been a topic of debate and potential cuts in funding in recent years, making it a politically sensitive issue. So while the direct federal funding to NPR may be relatively small, the broader landscape of government support for public broadcasting in the United States is complex and multifaceted."
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   • bane (bane/post) (bane@www.banepo.st)'s status on Monday, 10-Apr-2023 21:16:11 JST bane (bane/post)

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     @coolboymew @Terry The pedos at BBC have never been the brightest bulbs.
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