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Yes, exactly. They want all the benefits of being seen as a utility, but none of the obligations of actually being one. That's called being slimy.
by phillipcarter 4y ago
Yes, exactly. They want all the benefits of being seen as a utility, but none of the obligations of actually being one. That's called being slimy.
- wahnfrieden 4y agoWhy not go a step further and call the incentives and the ones who prop them up slimy?