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150,000 x £1000 quid fine ;)
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 11:25,
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they may have symbolically destroyed their licenses but they are still registered as owning a license therefore not in violation of not having one - however this means their entire protest was stupid and merely a publicity stunt. If they had refused to ever buy a tv license ever again this would have been more meaningful and also a lot more fun when they all get took to court and made to pay their pension money in fines.
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 11:29,
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I watched the first 30 mins of that programme... I thought it was utterly crap, and worth demanding the licence fee back!
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if someone asks them to produce it, they would be unable to and deserving of a fine, surely?
I don't get why they waited until last week (before they had watched it on telly) when it had been running for two years at the theatre? silly sods
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 11:38,
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I don't get why they waited until last week (before they had watched it on telly) when it had been running for two years at the theatre? silly sods
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but obviously not the choice to switch telly channels....
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 11:38,
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so they won't bother people who are registered, otherwise they would have to inspect everybody's license.
Even if they did make a call on them, all they would have to do is request the registration details from the main computer, just like in the case of when someone accidently loses or misplaces their license. So it is very unlikely that they will get fined for burning their license - now if some of them had been stupid enough to burn their driving licenses then the roads would have become instantly safer over night ;)
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 11:44,
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Even if they did make a call on them, all they would have to do is request the registration details from the main computer, just like in the case of when someone accidently loses or misplaces their license. So it is very unlikely that they will get fined for burning their license - now if some of them had been stupid enough to burn their driving licenses then the roads would have become instantly safer over night ;)
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post-church-I`m-driving-like-a-loon-but-that`s-OK-I`m-protected-by-Teh-Lord thing on Sunday
.. bastards
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 11:49,
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.. bastards
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The details of people who do not have a TV license contravenes the Data Protection Act, If you get a letter, or a visit from the TV licensing bods, tell them to Fuck Off and to remove your details from their computers and never to bother you again.
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 11:54,
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and if they have detected that you own a tv but your name isn't on the register he will make a visit and will earn £30 (i think) for ever license bought on the doorstep and he won't take any bullshit either.
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:00,
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bought a TV license.
TV works fine without one.
Last time I was visited by an inspector blokey was about six years ago.
I pointed out that it is not an offence to not have a TV licence and he should go forth and multiply.
Went back indoors and discovered I'd missed an important bit of Eastenders.
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:04,
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TV works fine without one.
Last time I was visited by an inspector blokey was about six years ago.
I pointed out that it is not an offence to not have a TV licence and he should go forth and multiply.
Went back indoors and discovered I'd missed an important bit of Eastenders.
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strange bit of Britian you live it as the rest of us are obliged to buy one.
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:09,
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If you have a Telly.
Which is why keeping details of everyone who does not have a licence contavenes teh Data Protection Act.
The assumption being made is that if you do not have a licence you are commiting a criminal act, whereas there are perfectly legitamate reasons for not having a licence.
(And Yes, Coventry is a bit odd.)
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:14,
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Which is why keeping details of everyone who does not have a licence contavenes teh Data Protection Act.
The assumption being made is that if you do not have a licence you are commiting a criminal act, whereas there are perfectly legitamate reasons for not having a licence.
(And Yes, Coventry is a bit odd.)
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and it's only a contravention of Data Protection if you don't own a TV
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:18,
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I just like to tell lies to the TV Licencing people.
(I never paid the Poll Tax either, I wrote to my local council and said that I Had no intention of ever keeping Polecats and didn't see why I should subsidise those who do. They left me alone after that))
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:23,
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(I never paid the Poll Tax either, I wrote to my local council and said that I Had no intention of ever keeping Polecats and didn't see why I should subsidise those who do. They left me alone after that))
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Just thatcher squeezing the poor folk so that the rich gits it their mansions didn't have to pay as much Rates!
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:25,
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Handing over my Beer Vouchers for anything that isn't Beer.
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:29,
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or is it a legal requirement these days??
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:01,
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*buys TVs off eBay in future and has them delivered to a secret warehouse*
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:46,
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I know I'm odd for not having a TV, but should I really be punished by having the licensing people send me letters all the time? I don't mind them coming round, because - intelligently - they always do it when I am work. But they resolutely refuse to listen to letters telling them to fuck off because I have no intention of buying a TV.
And those posters get on my tits too. A license or a £1000 fine? Wrong. A license, a £1000 fine or NO FUCKING TV.
Sorry, it's been annoying me for the last ten years.
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 12:15,
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And those posters get on my tits too. A license or a £1000 fine? Wrong. A license, a £1000 fine or NO FUCKING TV.
Sorry, it's been annoying me for the last ten years.