That's a silly argument. .com isn't yours or mine. It's everyones. Why don't you go register .US? Bringing ccTLDs only clouds this even more (and ICANN does

That's a silly argument. .com isn't yours or mine. It's everyones. Why don't you go register .US? Bringing ccTLDs only clouds this even more (and ICANN doesn't have control of them). ICANN doesn't do anything themselves, it's all done by registrties, udrp providers, etc. ICANN is also supposed to be a non-profit, raising the fees for an arbitrary purpose serves who?