hi, i'm jasmine!! thanks for looking at my blog. this blog is about politics, and society in general. the point of this blog is to spread useful information. if you see something here that's important to you, be sure to spread the word!
i am 22 and a college student, majoring in arts studies and minoring in political science. i live in north carolina. i became interested in politics in 2008 and i am slowly learning and getting used to the political world...
but my first love is drawing anime!! if you like anime, please follow my art blog: [Sachi's Palace.] and, i also have a teen wolf (and big time rush) blog [here.] (note: btm is a sideblog of this account, but sachi-pon is on another account.)
i don't capitalize much, because that makes typing faster.
i don't have an askbox because with the controversial topics here, i would definitely get a lot of angry messages from people who want to argue with me. but i've had a lot of internet debates before and mostly they turn into drama and hurt feelings and neither person convinces the other. so i decided it's best to just not have an askbox here. (and don't go to any of my other blogs and use an askbox there either. those other blogs are for fun, NOT about serious issues!!) if you want to respond to something on my blog, you can still reblog it and post about it on your own blog! and if you don't like my blog, you should LEAVE go find one you do like!! (no i'm serious, i really do want you to find a blog you actually like, because then you'll be happy. and not mad at me *shot*)
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i signed it! i hope i’m not on the wrong side of this issue but from what this looks like, it seems like viacom is in the wrong in this fight with directv. (and i don’t even have directv and i still care)
viacom demanded that directv pay more money to them. that would mean directv would have to raise customers’ prices. directv doesn’t want to pay more to viacom. viacom responds by pulling all of its channels from directv customers. and then directv points out that people can still go to viacom’s official sites for its channels, and watch free episodes there. so viacom pulled the free episodes from its sites!! wtf, viacom!! (and that affects everyone, not just directv customers)
meanwhile, little kids are crying because they can’t have nickelodeon =( and teen wolf fans are mad because they don’t have mtv. fortunately, if you search for them, there are some unofficial sites out there where you can watch teen wolf and lots of other shows. one i have used before is tubeplus.me *runs away*
