The point is that when a private company creates a "service" that stands in place of a public option, and that "service" worsens the infrastructure for the rest of the people using it, then it is a bad thing.
The point is that the way it is done now is bad, and that should be criticised.
The point is that it could be done in a good fashion if it was not focused on profit but on people, and that the current focus actually makes it bad and harmful rather than good and helpful
The point is that when a private company creates a "service" that stands in place of a public option, and that "service" worsens the infrastructure for the rest of the people using it, then it is a bad thing.
I agree with you entirely here, it just also absolutely goes for the cars that the twitter post doesn't seem to mind.
The point is that when a private company creates a "service" that stands in place of a public option, and that "service" worsens the infrastructure for the rest of the people using it, then it is a bad thing.
The point is that the way it is done now is bad, and that should be criticised.
The point is that it could be done in a good fashion if it was not focused on profit but on people, and that the current focus actually makes it bad and harmful rather than good and helpful
I agree with you entirely here, it just also absolutely goes for the cars that the twitter post doesn't seem to mind.
Yeah I agree