02-20-2021, 02:49 PM
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021...across-us/
The bill has no hope of passing but they need to put forth these turds regardless. Just another data point that illustrates voters don't want meaningful help, just more ideology not based in reality.
But we all know the drill: Corporate ISPs innovate all the time, that's why they offer such great service and compete for your business. Maybe not "today," but tomorrow they will ... just wait and see, don't stifle the free market!
The bill has no hope of passing but they need to put forth these turds regardless. Just another data point that illustrates voters don't want meaningful help, just more ideology not based in reality.
ars wrote:
The bill "would promote competition by limiting government-run broadband networks throughout the country and encouraging private investment," the Commerce Committee Republicans said in their announcement, without explaining how limiting the number of broadband networks would increase competition.
But we all know the drill: Corporate ISPs innovate all the time, that's why they offer such great service and compete for your business. Maybe not "today," but tomorrow they will ... just wait and see, don't stifle the free market!