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>another monopoly Comcast won't cease to exist. Other ISPs can form. >that can use force When was the last time your water/electric/gas company "used force"
by hexane360 9y ago
>another monopoly
Comcast won't cease to exist. Other ISPs can form.
>that can use force
When was the last time your water/electric/gas company "used force" against public interest?
- conanbatt 9y ago> When was the last time your water/electric/gas company "used force" against public interest? Everyday. Think of it this way, people that don't want to use the service can't opt out for the tax loss incurred by the state running it.
- hexane360 9y agoI don't know about your local utilities, but mine are only government regulated, not subsidized.
- conanbatt 9y agoUtilities have a considerable tax participation in municipal and state level governments. The infrastructure was definitely built with taxation, and there is a virtual monopoly of it. Im not making an opinion about it being the best system or not, because i haven't looked at this topic at all, but its delusional to think there is no force in this application. Just googling shows that for example, Florida has a mandate to be on the grid.