 morboComplete Your Transaction
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Re: Why US broadband adoption rate is lower said by fAcEtIOUs:Of course, the groups who demand that the US have higher broadband penetration rates thinks that if the nanny gov't intervenes as they desire, these people would be given free PC's and be forced to switch to broadband from dial-up whether they want to or not. and then there are folks like you, who thinks that if the gov't stays hands off, the market will magically work perfectly. no monopolies, no duolpolies, no abuse of power, etc. fuck the consumer. as long as corporations are allowed free and unrestrained growth potential. go free market! we're #1! U-S-A! U-S-A! |
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 BF69Premium
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Camden, TN | said by morbo:said by fAcEtIOUs:Of course, the groups who demand that the US have higher broadband penetration rates thinks that if the nanny gov't intervenes as they desire, these people would be given free PC's and be forced to switch to broadband from dial-up whether they want to or not. and then there are folks like you, who thinks that if the gov't stays hands off, the market will magically work perfectly. no monopolies, no duolpolies, no abuse of power, etc. fuck the consumer. as long as corporations are allowed free and unrestrained growth potential. go free market! we're #1! U-S-A! U-S-A! I'm all the free market system as long as there is an actual free market. Since this doesn't exist when it comes to TV or internet I don't see how government intervention is messing around with the "free market". |
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I think I read that book, the Jungle or something like that. It talked about working and living conditions in the early 20th century, the guilded age.
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