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> "essentially robbery" There you go, with your 'creative' use of language again. You seem strangely upset about Ukraine having internet access, because you'r
by George83728 3y ago
> "essentially robbery"
There you go, with your 'creative' use of language again. You seem strangely upset about Ukraine having internet access, because you're throwing up all sorts of FUD about it throughout this discussion (16 comments from you so far; 21% of posts in this discussion), all with a negative tone and hyperbolic abuse of language. Why are you so keen on getting people to be upset about Starlink's use in Ukraine?
- foobarqux 3y agoIf you have evidence to present or an argument to make you should do so. Instead you object to the number of comments I'm making (which in contrast do provide evidence and reasoned argument). So we can conclude you don't have any. I think stealing is a fair word for secretly taking tax payer money and greatly overpaying for something. If you don't think people would object the solution is simple: make the price paid public and people can decide for themselves.
- mensetmanusman 3y agoIt costs more because they have to defend against jamming and EMI warfare.
- George83728 3y agoYou haven't posted anything but hyperbolic FUD. "reasoned arguments" my ass, you're asserting that a telecom company charging more for service to a military in a warzone is "essentially robbery" and you ignore every comment that points out the practical difficulty and risk inherent to providing such a service. Pathetic.