Idea, revolution,tell me what you think.

[kacekwl]

Press release..Voters for free and fair trade announce that on such and such day 2016 our supporters will cancel all service provided by Comcast corporation due to gross overcharges and anti-free trade policies. We invite any competers in the interest of corporate patriotism and fairness to submit a plan to provided cable and internet to users at a fair and reasonable cost without forcing "bundle" packages and unwarranted charges for date use overages. As we support a regulated capitalist system we call on Comcast to do the same. We believe this would be a great opportunity for other innovators to build a FREE market system and gain customers. ......If we get Bernie supporters and others to support some kind of plan like this we can show our strength and being g that Comcast and the like are the most hated corporations we can draw from that . What do you think?

[hootinholler]

1. Sounds like you haved a personal beef with comcast

I'm not seeing what this has to do with getting Bernie the nomination.

[Old Codger]

3. Probably has to do

with the fact that they seem to have forced anyone who was talking against TPP off of MSNBC

[kacekwl]

6. No personal beef,

I love monopolies.

[Demeter]

2. Severed ties to Comcast years ago, and not going back

Not even for the pleasure of doing it again.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

4. Just now the Comcast guy left after fixing my security system.

He arrived on time, was courteous and helpful, and promptly took care of the problem. Although there's a lot of hate going around for Comcast, I've never had anything but good service from them, so I'm not much inclined to boycott them. Not that it would do any good anyway. If we want better and fairer service from monopolistic corporations it has to be by way of government regulation. We need a government that will do that.

[kacekwl]

5. Yea, the government's going to help.

Only if we make them. So much for a political revolution I guess. I thought this was the Bernie Sanders group

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

7. Sor-ree.

Making the government regulate the things it should be regulating IS a political revolution, if you ask me. Boycotting a single company does nothing unless just about every customer does it, and that won't happen.

[kacekwl]

8. How do you make the government regulate ?

By doing your duty and vote then sit back and watch them do it. Seen that before. Works great.