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The article isn’t talking about a “government run” internet, it’s talking about government forcing ISPs to compete. And UTOPIA has been providing faster-than-co
by dahart 2y ago
The article isn’t talking about a “government run” internet, it’s talking about government forcing ISPs to compete. And UTOPIA has been providing faster-than-corporate-internet for 15 years, as the article mentioned. Why would waiting another 10 change anything?
Points 2 and 3 seem imagined, and points 1 and 3 contradict each other. Either the municipal net is slow and will be replaced by for-profit competition, or it’s fast enough to shut out rent-seeking, but you probably don’t get to claim both.