 JTRockville Data Ho Premium,MVM join:2002-01-28 Rockville, MD clubs: | So... the 1300 jobs cost Lafayette taxpayers $18m? Interesting to know the Lafayette taxpayers are willing to subsidize private enterprise too. | |
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  Topmounter Sent By Grocery Clerks
join:2001-02-20 Evergreen, CO | Re: So... the 1300 jobs cost Lafayette taxpayers $ The Bellsouth person is concerned that... ...the municipally run fiber project could create a local monopoly.
I am at a loss for words. | |
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 |   cdru Go Colts Premium,MVM join:2003-05-14 Fort Wayne, IN | Re: So... the 1300 jobs cost Lafayette taxpayers $ I think it's funny how giving consumers a choice is a monopoly. | |
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join:2005-01-25 Atlanta, GA | Re: So... the 1300 jobs cost Lafayette taxpayers $ I was thinking it had to do more with government competing in the free-market. When the government competes in the free market as a not-for-profit institution then no sane private or publicly traded company can afford to compete. | |
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  batageek Slave To The Duopoly Premium join:2003-01-25 2 edits | "Is it the place of a local government to subsidize the private sector?"
Hehehe
Very nice, JT....dodge, parry, lance, thrust! | |
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 |   ronpin Imagine Reality
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 blah194
join:2002-03-04 Lake Charles, LA | ...is that this fiber project is NOT being funded by the Lafayette citizens, but by you guessed it, the federal government (a.k.a. the taxpayers). So you should keep that in mind next time you rail on about Bell and Cox being afraid of competition. | |
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@cox.net | Re: What you people all fail to realize... Revenue bonds to be paid back over 25 years. | |
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 |  jsouth Jsouth
join:2000-12-12 Wichita, KS | You do know you pay taxes to the state which are separate from federal taxes for things like this don't you? That is why you file a state tax return. -- BTK is Caught!!!! | |
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