I kinda like this "scorched earth" policy: If public airwaves paradoxically cannot be used by the public because of performance/copyright laws, why not just scr

I kinda like this "scorched earth" policy: If public airwaves paradoxically cannot be used by the public because of performance/copyright laws, why not just scrap it? I had a curious thought this morning, probably echoing some of the sentiments I've read here (and elsewhere). We're overlooking the precipice of a sort of "regulation paralysis" that's threatening the tech industry in the US. If we continue down this path, in 20 years, we're going to be substantially behind other nations. And to what end? To protect incumbent companies that have deep pockets for lobbying efforts in their financial favor? Where was that study that suggested reading news leads to depression? I should stop while I'm ahead.