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<blockquote data-quote="10Seconds" data-source="post: 1985424" data-attributes="member: 24432"><p>Or maybe many American actually DO NOT want the government to keep giving certain services away period.&nbsp; Maybe some people actually still believe in the private sector and the principles that our country was founded on and that people are the master of their own destiny.&nbsp; The more people rely on government for anything, the less benefit they are producing for themselves or society at large.&nbsp; The more people get from the government, they more they want. So while I can agree that landline phones are outdated and smartphones are better, etc., the real issue is whether or not you believe in a government that should provide them or not.&nbsp; I tend to think not.&nbsp; If you wont work, but you want to talk on the phone, then you have to make a personal decision about your wants and needs, not see how you can get someone who did choose to work to pay for your phone.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="10Seconds, post: 1985424, member: 24432"] Or maybe many American actually DO NOT want the government to keep giving certain services away period. Maybe some people actually still believe in the private sector and the principles that our country was founded on and that people are the master of their own destiny. The more people rely on government for anything, the less benefit they are producing for themselves or society at large. The more people get from the government, they more they want. So while I can agree that landline phones are outdated and smartphones are better, etc., the real issue is whether or not you believe in a government that should provide them or not. I tend to think not. If you wont work, but you want to talk on the phone, then you have to make a personal decision about your wants and needs, not see how you can get someone who did choose to work to pay for your phone. [/QUOTE]

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