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What isn't and is politicized is not a logical deduction, nor is it rational. Its emotional. >If you consider broadband a basic need (I do) then it makes sense
by ksk 9y ago
What isn't and is politicized is not a logical deduction, nor is it rational. Its emotional.
>If you consider broadband a basic need (I do) then it makes sense
I don't think having such a simple gating mechanism for prescribing government policy makes much sense. I also consider food to be a basic need, but I don't want a government cheeseburger.
Like I said, I'm all for the public owning the last mile and then the private players compete.
- super-serial 9y agoFunny you should say that because you are getting a government cheeseburger... "sixty three percent of the U.S. government food subsidies go directly or indirectly to subsidize the meat and dairy industries. Less than 1 percent goes to fruit and vegetable cultivation." (1) I don't personally eat red meat or dairy. So people like me are basically paying for everyone else to go to McDonald's with my taxes. (1) - http://usmfreepress.org/2013/04/29/meat-subsidies-strip-other-food-industries-to-the-bone/ http://usmfreepress.org/2013/04/29/meat-subsidies-strip-othe...
- ksk 9y ago>So people like me are basically paying for everyone else to go to McDonald's with my taxes. I suppose then you also take personal responsibility for the bombs dropped in Syria?