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iSiN
United States1075 Posts
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arthur
United Kingdom488 Posts
On December 11 2010 03:55 Rabbitmaster wrote: It's basically a commercial done by the swedish "Radiotjänst", where you can upload a few pictures and get this kind of video. They have done several versions of this in the past, and the purpose is to exalt some random individual as a "hero", simply for paying his "TV-license". Which is a retarded "tax" we swedes pay just for owning a TV. Everyone in england pays this too, its to pay for radio Radio towers/signals and the BBC. | ||
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DoXa
Switzerland1448 Posts
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Batch
Sweden692 Posts
On December 11 2010 03:40 SmoKim wrote: Altough there is alot of threads right now about our beloved hero" Frozen Arbiter, this video deserves to be seen http://www.tackfilm2.se/?id=1292005131236ID764 Liquid´Jinro = the Myth, the Legend The Hero ps: the loading takes forever Don't steal my 5min of fame, it took like 20 seconds to create that movie! ^_^ | ||
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Averious
United States32 Posts
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
On December 11 2010 04:06 arthur wrote: Everyone in england pays this too, its to pay for radio Radio towers/signals and the BBC. Same for Germany. Although I wouldnt say that "everyone pays this" :p | ||
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Rabbitmaster
1357 Posts
On December 11 2010 04:01 Jiddra wrote: Its a campaign site for swedish public service. No, its not a tax and it is not for owning a TV. Its the public service access fee and it is paid directly to the company, no taxes involved. And you pay if are able to access the public service channels in sweden. Notice the quotation marks on Tax... The reason i call it a tax is because it is 100% mandatory to pay it if you own a TV (doesnt matter if it's broken, stored in the basement or whatever). The fact that there is no choice involved, even if you never ever watch SVT etc, is what makes me, and many many others call it a "tax". -"And you pay if are able to access the public service channels in sweden." In what was is this even remotely true? Me and my roommates bought a new TV for our appartment, the next week this bitch from radiotjänst shows up and wants money. We politely tell her that the TV is only ever used for playing video games (which was true), and that its not even hooked into the [whatever the place you put the tv cable is called], nor do we even own such a cable. But alas this does not seem to matter, we get a bill and thats that. | ||
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Xrace
United States43 Posts
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blackodd
Sweden451 Posts
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Jiddra
Sweden2685 Posts
On December 11 2010 04:01 7mk wrote: Hahaha :D didnt know they had a second tackfilm thingy, the first one was awesome too http://www.tackfilm.se/?id=1292008295968RA86 A version with the first campaign film  Sadly the english version is offline, so its a bit of talking in swedish at the beginning.On December 11 2010 04:09 Rabbitmaster wrote: Notice the quotation marks on Tax... The reason i call it a tax is because it is 100% mandatory to pay it if you own a TV (doesnt matter if it's broken, stored in the basement or whatever). The fact that there is no choice involved, even if you never ever watch SVT etc, is what makes me, and many many others call it a "tax". -"And you pay if are able to access the public service channels in sweden." In what was is this even remotely true? Me and my roommates bought a new TV for our appartment, the next week this bitch from radiotjänst shows up and wants money. We politely tell her that the TV is only ever used for playing video games (which was true), and that its not even hooked into the [whatever the place you put the tv cable is called], nor do we even own such a cable. But alas this does not seem to matter, we get a bill and thats that. A tax is something completly different, so its not a good thing to compare it with. Buying a working TV, computer with TV-card or radio in sweden gives you access to public service. You get a bill, or a plea to pay, and its up to you to pay. You can always say that you dont have a TV, the people that goes around and visits people and talk about public service has no legal right to say that you have a TV in your home. | ||
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MasterZilla
Sweden234 Posts
On December 11 2010 04:16 Jiddra wrote: A tax is something completly different, so its not a good thing to compare it with. It is a semantic difference at best. One definition of a tax is: A payment to a public authority, required by statute, for a public purpose. The Swedish law (Lag (1989:41) om TV-avgift) states: 1 § The holder of a television receiver shall pay TV license fee for the receiver to the radio i Kiruna AB. + Show Spoiler +1 § Den som innehar en TV-mottagare skall betala TV-avgift för mottagaren till Radiotjänst i Kiruna Aktiebolag. Seems to fit quite well. | ||
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Thehummel
Denmark122 Posts
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Greggle
United States1131 Posts
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Keef
United States30 Posts
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XsebT
Denmark2980 Posts
I can't believe I'm so close the homeland of the HERO. | ||
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Protato
Sweden20 Posts
On December 11 2010 05:24 MasterZilla wrote: Haha, this is an awesome use of this site It is a semantic difference at best. One definition of a tax is: The Swedish law (Lag (1989:41) om TV-avgift) states: + Show Spoiler + 1 § Den som innehar en TV-mottagare skall betala TV-avgift för mottagaren till Radiotjänst i Kiruna Aktiebolag. Seems to fit quite well. Yeah... Let's not make this thread into a debate about Sweden's taxes and non-taxes. | ||
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mapthesoul
Trinidad/Tobago429 Posts
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marx_x
70 Posts
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Weavel
Finland9224 Posts
On December 11 2010 06:12 XsebT wrote: Same lol .FUCK. LOL. I can't believe I'm so close the homeland of the HERO. | ||
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Reason.SC2
Canada1047 Posts
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