No one would buy it and it would be considered gouging. Laws are already in place to keep gouging at bay.
People might buy it if that was all that was available and they needed it bad enough. Yes,there are laws in place to keep gouging at bay for those very reasons.
I'm not so sure that removing the Net Neutrality law isn't exactly like removing all gouging rules.
But if internet was $1000/ month, me or someone like me would invest in a startup to deliver services at a fraction of that cost, and there would be plenty of money to be made. Capitalism really is great.
It is indeed. Especially when the government doesn't make regulations making it nearly impossible for that startup to be created.
I hope we have once again reminded people that man is not free unless government is limited. There�s a clear cause and effect here that is as neat and predictable as a law of physics: as government expands, liberty contracts. � Ronald Reagan
