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You’re not wrong but it’s a strange argument to make right now. It’s as if we had the thermostat set to 50, I make an argument we need to crank it up, and you m
by bradleyjg 6y ago
You’re not wrong but it’s a strange argument to make right now. It’s as if we had the thermostat set to 50, I make an argument we need to crank it up, and you made a long detailed argument about how it can also be set too high. Sure, let’s worry about that when the temperature hits 68.
- betterunix2 6y agoIt's more like we have several thermostats, some set too low, but you pointed to one that was set just right and said we should turn it up. OK the analogy is a bit strained. Maybe I should just say that I do not think the authority given to the FCC to make determinations about broadband speeds is an example of Congress delegating too much authority.
- bradleyjg 6y agoEven if I were to agree, if you are going to delegate—-delegate. Delegating and then writing ineffectual letters seems like the least respectable standard operating procedure for Congress-people to adopt. It strikes me as somewhere between pathetic and contemptible.