“…it's easier to discuss whether it will increase consumer choice, or make entering and competing in markets easier for new companies.“ But then you also need

“…it's easier to discuss whether it will increase consumer choice, or make entering and competing in markets easier for new companies.“ But then you also need to discuss the government power structures you need to put in place to create and implement that regulation. And when you look out ten, twenty years how that power structure will be twisted and abused. Government always offers the same deal: grant government more power and they will solve problem X. But over time the people wielding that power change from people interested in problem X into people interested in the power. And the power is never contained to problem X.