Yes! Why would we exemplify the lazy peasants who do not advocate the revolution? He should be forced to endure years of hard labor, err, reeducation for his crimes!
I’m not a big fan of monopolies – be they of any industry – but the truth of the matter is such that when you whine for a government-operated monopoly of cellular phone service (or at least the physical hardware associated with them), you’d be going back to (essentially) AT&T prior to its destruction: a government sanctioned monopoly of a vital service. Just cracks me up.
Of course, the great irony of this is just prior to the advent of cell phone technology, America did have a singular, near-monopoly of land-lines: AT&T. After the destruction of AT&T the market was infected by a bunch of worthless, regional-based companies (start ups and Baby Bells) who would fight each other tooth and nail for their small portion of the market, leaving us in our current disaster. Our high-speed internet service suffers from the same dilemma but for a variety of additional reasons.
