said by calvoiper 
:No, and that's the point--reform, not talk, is needed.
If the abuses are so great that the program needs to be killed rather than reformed, so be it--but that doesn't justify a false argument that the program isn't needed at all because "everywhere has had phone service for 40 years", because not everywhere has.
Just because you're sure you're right doesn't mean you can conjure up facts that aren't true to support your side.
calvoiper
I'm not conjuring up facts. Um go look at the % of towns that had phone service in 1967 I'm I'm sure it would be over 99%. That pretty much everywhere in my book.
