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> By what criteria is the USA "most successful country on earth"? Power, influence, GDP. Things that matter to politicians, which are the ones that get to choo
by DiThi 9y ago
> By what criteria is the USA "most successful country on earth"?
Power, influence, GDP. Things that matter to politicians, which are the ones that get to choose these matters.
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- mfukar 9y agoThe FCC are appointees, not elected.
- sundaeofshock 9y agoUS soft power and influence are waning (e.g. gutting if the state department) and the US consumer is about to take a hit with a massive transfer of wealth to the super rich. Even with the hard military power, I don’t see how the US is the “most successful country on earth”.
- ShabbosGoy 9y agoNet neutrality has nothing to do with the consumer. Very specifically, it has to do with peering and PNIs. There's a reason why NN is not a grassroots movement - it's literally corrupt corporations fighting each other over regulatory capture.
- libertyEQ 9y agoYou make this claim as if it is a fact, and various Americans cannot have different points of view. I believe heavily in the ideas of individual liberty and private property. Even though I'm a nobody, in fly-over country does not mean I have not researched the underlying principles, and have not independently come to the same conclusion as these corporate conglomerate broadband providers. These ISPs are insanely jealous of FANG.