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Aa a liberal Democrat I find socialization of some services to make a lot of sense; education and health care, for example. What doesn't make sense is to make me pay for the massive consumption of data by other people. And that's what a truly unlimited data plan amounts to. Don't get me wrong. I find all cell phone carriers to be blood sucking leeches devoted to emptying my bank account. But in this case I'm on what I would assume is the conservative side of the issue: pay for the data you use.
Aa a liberal Democrat I find socialization of some services to make a lot of sense; education and health care, for example. What doesn't make sense is to make me pay for the massive consumption of data by other people. And that's what a truly unlimited data plan amounts to. Don't get me wrong. I find all cell phone carriers to be blood sucking leeches devoted to emptying my bank account. But in this case I'm on what I would assume is the conservative side of the issue: pay for the data you use.
"As noted above, I think cell carriers are blood sucking leeches. And the fact that they've found themselves with a problem is, as far as I'm concerned, their just desserts. I just find it somewhat amusing that many folks who find any sort of "socialism" abhorrent are more than willing not only to accept its benefits for themselves and are even willing to defend it as a fair allocation of benefits in relation to costs."
Ha ha!!!!
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Kaykaykay said:I find this funny, too, because I support socialism and am prepared to pay more taxes. It's irrelevant to my preference for unlimited data, tough. I'll always buy that as long as it's available.
And if the carriers don't like it, they shouldn't offer it. "Unlimited" has a very specific meaning, and if that's not what they meant, they should have chosen their words more carefully.
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KevinJS said:And if the carriers don't like it, they shouldn't offer it. "Unlimited" has a very specific meaning, and if that's not what they meant, they should have chosen their words more carefully.
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