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Sure, very simple logic. That is of course until Comcast becomes the only internet provider in your area. I prefer my gov to have my back on those simple things
by nerbert 8y ago
Sure, very simple logic. That is of course until Comcast becomes the only internet provider in your area.
I prefer my gov to have my back on those simple things just in case a particular situation that makes it easy for anyone to screw me over arises.
- gonational 8y agoOK, let’s see if we can think of one solution to that problem… Oh! Enforce existing anti-trust laws! This, plus the fact that the increasingly monopolistic reality of ISP in the United States is a direct result of overregulation. We don’t need more laws. We need to enforce some of the most basic laws that have existed fore more than a century.
- snackbugs 8y agoIn your opinion, what is the perfect number of laws anyone should have? 10^4? 10^5?
- emodendroket 8y agoUnregulated capitalism by no means naturally prevents large monopolies being formed. That's why the government got involved in "trust-busting" in the first place.