Assurance Climbs Into the Rocky Mountain State
I wonder
My question is why someone who can afford $20 for 1,000 minutes would qualify for this service at all. For $20 you get 400 minutes at Virgin and for $30 you can get 1,500. Sounds to me like many on this program don't need the subsidy at all.
If you look at your detailed bill there are some mandated fees, one of them, can't remember which, is part of the funding for these actions
When you say 'taxes' the assumption is the money comes from the general revenue of the Fed.
This is another case of social engineering via 'user fees' and the user fees don't get counted into the taxation equation.
"Everyone deserves a cell phone and by God we will make some of them pay for the others right to have one"
For some reason, this country apparently was on a down hill slide since 1776 and without everyone having cellular communications, we were going to collapse into anarchy.
Congress and the FCC fixed it.
Praise be.
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