Jay dedman wrote: > this is crazy to me. > this is like saying that everyone can make their own power plants nd > run lines all over town. (and charge for that power) > everyone can make their own water companies and dig up the ground for > pipes. (and charge for their use) > or everyone can make their own roads. (and charge for their use)
I have no idea why you think this is outrageous. If one utility network can be installed, why not a reasonable number like, say, three or five? There really is no reason why neighbors can't receive service from different networks. You might have a good place to keep your ice cream during a blackout. > Can I make my own army? Why not? You wouldn't be the first. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_military_company#U.S._companies>
