I think the debate is "you can only watch this if you have ATT 5G or ATT DSL." The latter is a literal government granted monopoly, I dont have the option to b

I think the debate is "you can only watch this if you have ATT 5G or ATT DSL." The latter is a literal government granted monopoly, I dont have the option to buy multiple DSL and multiple Cable subscriptions. The former is just so silly, to have major content be exclusive to a mobile provider. Do they honestly expect me to sign up for ATT and Verizon and Sprint/TMobile? Should some of the government regulation, protecting ISPs from geographic competitors, include a social contract of sorts agreeing not to own content production? Or do you pass laws forcing them to resell the last mile to competitors at fair market rates?