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It seems like this is a case of multi-agency regulatory capture (by industries with competing interests) resulting in behavior akin to a failed state. If the st
by avidphantasm 4y ago
It seems like this is a case of multi-agency regulatory capture (by industries with competing interests) resulting in behavior akin to a failed state. If the state can’t arbitrate conflicts over public goods, what good is it?
- throwoutway 4y ago> If the state can’t arbitrate conflicts over public goods, what good is it? It could. Did anyone bring it to a court?
- thatguy0900 4y agoIs the only way for the fcc and faa to come to a joint conclusion for someone to spend millions in court forcing them to?
- dylan604 4y agowould it be really surprising if that was the case though?
- throwoutway 4y agoDid I say that? Or am I responding to a extremely bizarre comment about the US being a “failed state” when parties found a solution without even exhausting the most obvious answer (given the US is a lawsuit-happy nation)