I have a precious "right" to complain to my government that monopolies are causing me to be underserved, especially since those same monopolies are often the be

I have a precious "right" to complain to my government that monopolies are causing me to be underserved, especially since those same monopolies are often the beneficiaries of government assets (rights-of-way, spectrum, money from my taxes, etc. ) Don't see what is "morally" wrong about that. I live in Israel, which passed strict regulations about contract term limits, number portability, service bundling, and even SIM locking (all devices must be sold unlocked by law). As a result, cellular service prices plunged due to competition here—not because they were regulated to be lower, but because they were regulated to compete vigorously.