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I think he's downvoted because his comment doesn't really contribute to an interesting discussion. It just raises a perennial political issue where commenters
by jessriedel 9y ago
I think he's downvoted because his comment doesn't really contribute to an interesting discussion. It just raises a perennial political issue where commenters could have the same fight they've always had on this topic, without anything specific to this stage of the T-Mobile/Sprint merger. I would welcome specific detailed thoughts about anti-trust in this specific context, but rehashing the same arguments about anti-trust isn't that useful.