Oh really? Are oil companies government owned. Are electric companies government owned. Are transmission lines government owned. Do better.
Should a city be punished for selecting a mayor the president does not like?
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Brad is having a bad day today.
Yes, basically, every aspect is tightly controlled by the government, in electric companies, if they want to increase prices…. They must get government permission.
It appears that he cannot coherently explain the point of his own thread.
You started this thread to maintain that government regulation of privately-owned utilities means the government owns them?
AProudLefty
The remora of JPP
Brad is seldom coherent.
So no. That is regulation. In Texas they do not. We deregulated the electric companies years ago. Brad you are very confused.
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No, government regulation of electric companies is not socialism; it is a form of
economic regulation, while socialism typically involves government or social ownership of the means of production. Regulation is a system to oversee private companies to ensure fair practices and prevent monopolies, whereas socialism is an economic system where the government owns or controls major industries.
Perhaps best if the new mayor of NYS does not declare he will fight any and all policies coming out of the White House.
This is NYC's problem, not the president.
FAFO.
We’ll see if NYC goes into a decline like this nation has.
Freddy Figbottom
Was it me?
tariffs are actually working.
where do you get your information? The Dum Dum Town Crier?
Let’s see if they actually do, bitch.
When does regulation become socialism? Bus systems, metro/subway systems, medicare, airports… the list goes on.
Wasnt it Texas where people froze due to power outages?
Citation? They won’t.
AProudLefty
The remora of JPP
If you knew Legion's circumstances, I doubt you'd be surprised.
Did you not understand my post?
The post I replied to was about elections having consequences. They do. That’s why the US is declining in its world status as well as in its democratic principles at home.
Now, about your Mamdami tears. We’ll see whether that election has positive or negative consequences for NYC.