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Is it just me, or does the full "report and order" spend way, way too much time responding to the comments of various telecom companies and trade groups? The to
by jasonhansel 4y ago
Is it just me, or does the full "report and order" spend way, way too much time responding to the comments of various telecom companies and trade groups? The tone seems far too deferential, as if they're apologizing to the industry they're trying to regulate.
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- readme 4y agoin most cases, regulation in the US is basically a mouse trying to "regulate" the dinner of a lion by sneaking away a morsel or two
- chefandy 4y agoOr, depending on the leadership, a lion overseeing prey protection policy.
- cplusplusfellow 4y ago
- freshpots 4y agoDon't turn this place into 4chan.
- bilsbie 4y agoMore like protecting the lions dinner from other mice.
- emodendroket 4y agoHey, the national security hawks get another twist of the knife to China and the home telcos get fewer people horning in on their turf... win-win scenario for everyone concerned I guess.
- snowwrestler 4y agoIt is a good thing to have a government that is responsive and explanatory in its application of the law.
- wsh 4y agoIn “notice and comment” informal rule making under the Administrative Procedure Act, it’s standard for agencies to review the submitted comments in the final rule, to show that the data, views, and arguments of interested parties were considered as the law (5 U.S.C. § 553(c)) requires.
- fatneckbeardz 4y agobecause the people in the government who write this stuff are going to go into industry in a few years trying to get jobs.