Comments on: Channeling Suze Orman http://dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/ a radical newsletter in the struggle for peace and social justice Sun, 21 Mar 2010 02:24:19 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: hp http://dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-12103 hp Wed, 02 Jan 2008 01:35:28 +0000 http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-12103 It's fear. It’s fear.

]]> By: Deadbeat http://dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-12068 Deadbeat Tue, 01 Jan 2008 02:58:11 +0000 http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-12068 <i>There seems to be a lot of “blaming the victim” going around these days.</i> This is due to the weakness on the left, lack of political infrastructure, atomization of the masses, and overall political confusion. There seems to be a lot of “blaming the victim” going around these days.

This is due to the weakness on the left, lack of political infrastructure, atomization of the masses, and overall political confusion.

]]> By: rosemarie jackowski http://dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-11941 rosemarie jackowski Sun, 30 Dec 2007 21:20:03 +0000 http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-11941 Good article here. Thanks, Norman. There is nothing more annoying than the Suze O Show (except maybe the Oprah Show) - not only annoying, but harmful because it feeds into the stereotyping of the poor in this country. There seems to be a lot of "blaming the victim" going around these days. Good article here. Thanks, Norman. There is nothing more annoying than the Suze O Show (except maybe the Oprah Show) – not only annoying, but harmful because it feeds into the stereotyping of the poor in this country. There seems to be a lot of “blaming the victim” going around these days.

]]> By: Deadbeat http://dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-11875 Deadbeat Sun, 30 Dec 2007 02:31:23 +0000 http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-11875 <i>but decided that it really wasn’t worth a buck fifty a month just to watch Moyers</i> If you have high speed access you can watch Moyers via the Internet. You can watch the video stream of his programs. but decided that it really wasn’t worth a buck fifty a month just to watch Moyers

If you have high speed access you can watch Moyers via the Internet. You can watch the video stream of his programs.

]]> By: HR http://dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-11857 HR Sat, 29 Dec 2007 20:31:37 +0000 http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2007/12/channeling-suze-orman/#comment-11857 I couldn't believe it, and me being a cynic and all. A few Friday nights back, as I tuned to Bill Moyers, about the only thing I watch on the Propaganda Broadcasting Service, I saw that the local PBS station was going through one of its pledge drives (here in Wyoming, PBS and NPR are basically livestock "industry" and Chamber of Commerce dominated). I expected that the pledge break would end when Moyers's time slot arrived. Instead this weird infomercial, Orman's get-rich scheme, came on, and must have gone on for an hour or more. I kept hoping it would end, that they had simply pushed old Bill back a little ... but on and on it went. Dreadful. Glancing at it from time to time was just like watching late-night commercial TV as it has existed since the early 80s. I had never seen PBS stoop so low, though I admit the Burns documentaries came close. I haven't watched the station since. I almost called the satellite provider to resubscribe to the national PBS feed, but decided that it really wasn't worth a buck fifty a month just to watch Moyers, especially knowing he might be canceled at any time owing to complaints from the Christofascist right. As far as I'm concerned, PBS and NPR need to redone: COMPLETE public funding; no donations, not from individuals, corporations, or (always-biased) foundations; complete independence; complete accountability. I couldn’t believe it, and me being a cynic and all. A few Friday nights back, as I tuned to Bill Moyers, about the only thing I watch on the Propaganda Broadcasting Service, I saw that the local PBS station was going through one of its pledge drives (here in Wyoming, PBS and NPR are basically livestock “industry” and Chamber of Commerce dominated). I expected that the pledge break would end when Moyers’s time slot arrived. Instead this weird infomercial, Orman’s get-rich scheme, came on, and must have gone on for an hour or more. I kept hoping it would end, that they had simply pushed old Bill back a little … but on and on it went. Dreadful. Glancing at it from time to time was just like watching late-night commercial TV as it has existed since the early 80s. I had never seen PBS stoop so low, though I admit the Burns documentaries came close. I haven’t watched the station since. I almost called the satellite provider to resubscribe to the national PBS feed, but decided that it really wasn’t worth a buck fifty a month just to watch Moyers, especially knowing he might be canceled at any time owing to complaints from the Christofascist right. As far as I’m concerned, PBS and NPR need to redone: COMPLETE public funding; no donations, not from individuals, corporations, or (always-biased) foundations; complete independence; complete accountability.

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