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Rep. Peterson is telling us that the private
sector is failing to provide broadband so the government must do so. It seems to me that this is what municipalities have been saying only to have the fed government try to tell them they can't.

This is just more congressional double talk to raise taxes so as to increase government inefficiency more and more.

Big business has already trashed the Internet. And now the government is going to disgrace it even more by using it as an excuse to do everything from raise taxes to stealing away with what few individual rights we still have left.
Posted by: bjbrock   Posted on: 07/01/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Waiter...  BitTwiddler | 07/01/05
RE: "Waiter..."  ajapierce | 07/06/05
Who's being left out?  ejhonda | 07/01/05
Rep. Peterson is telling us that the private  bjbrock | 07/01/05
I've been following and waiting for this one  rick752 | 07/01/05
How do we fight this?  stg30033@... | 07/02/05
Unless you have more capital than the lead corporations who want this...  HypnoToad | 07/02/05
Huh?  rapson | 07/02/05
Wait just a minute, where are the existing funds?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/02/05
It's in the hands of the FCC  DarbyOhara | 07/05/05
Broadband..where..what...when??  TIAMET | 07/05/05
Not again...  carr2ns | 07/06/05
If those hicks want broadband .....  Reverend MacFellow | 07/06/05
YA!  Protector | 07/06/05
Those "Hicks" feed you.  metrofin | 07/07/05
Hicks != Farmers  talen_raith | 07/07/05

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