sakinago
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Any form of government doing this is bad. Still leaves us with jack shit to choose from and then raking it in. Lack of competition is the problem, how did they weed out competition, they used the government. That's bad. That's not capitalism.It's local govts and public utilities that create the obstacles and exorbitant fees. Unless you are Google Fiber. They can get it done.Do you know what it takes to get the government to let you lay your own lines in the US??? It's next to impossible, a billionaire couldn't even buy their way to do it unless they're somehow friends with the big four, and the big four will somehow profit off of it. Again impossible. It's not the sharing of lines, it's the whole not allowing any more lines.In Europe the "Socialists" forced (regulated) the companies that owned the infrastructure to share it in order to allow for competition. Good!Overpay if you want, you're getting duped. What I'm whining about is dealerships getting government to give them a regional monopoly, an utter lack of competition...which competition is the driving force of capitalism. America also has the worst internet infrastructure of the developed world, and we pay much more for shitty service, why? Lack of competition, same deal, providers got together and went to government to shut out competition, and our internet speeds asses are getting kicked by socialist countries who have more competition than we do in the apparent "free world." If you're a fan of this, you're probably the actual socialist here. I'm not, I want more competition driving down prices for much better service than the chicken shit we get now with govt interventionism shutting out competition. Sorry if that's too much to ask for for you. I think it's a pretty fair complaint.So you're whining About what you pay AND sticking your nose into what others pay....Drastically less than buying new. You're the one who got raked over the coals.
How very liberal & entitled you are
In America the government didn't force the companies (free market principles) that owned the infrastructure to share. Bad
Man, you are difficult to figure out.
You want the federal government to step in on this one?