I mean, that last statement is true in the areas with brown-outs because the electricity companies haven't provisioned enough generating capacity to handle the

I mean, that last statement is true in the areas with brown-outs because the electricity companies haven't provisioned enough generating capacity to handle the load. No one would be complaining if Comcast had a 5TB/mo limit on 100Mbit lines. The problem is that Comcast (and many other ISPs) haven't actually build networks that can supply internet at the levels people want, and they charge overly high rates for services which can't provide what people are told they can.