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 Originally Posted by OngBonga
This is rather like saying if you don't like the train service to work, you can always walk 10 miles.
Yeah. It IS. And it matters. I explained in the post I referenced earlier how just this small amount of choice is possibly responsible for a lot of "keeping the company in line".
The example you gave is a little extreme; quite a lot happens before a person decides to walk ten miles instead of take the train.
Government regulation of an industry where the choices are not that great doesn't fix the problem, and it makes the natural function of the market regarding overcoming that problem less effective.
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