On convenience fees, the power of the people and our voices being ignored

[karlmahlmann]

Concur 100%. It really gets down to something called robbery. When some monopoly like the utility company can sock you with a "convenience fee" (They should call it a "thievery fee") and if you don't like it you can argue with their computer. It's like the quote Pete Seeger popularized "these are times to try the soul of man" We never really quit fighting for our freedom. -Really good commentary my friend.

[identitytraveler]

"exemplify the will of the people"

"for your own good"

"protect you from yourselves"

"represent your interests"

they might just be more direct with their politicin' by beginning with, "bend over"

[rbheiss]

You said it brother!

Rolland

[Johnfern99]

They have always nickel and dimed us in the past, but now they're dollar and two-dollaring us to death!

[rbheiss]

True John... all too true. We can fix this though! Like ol' Merle Haggard sang... "The best of the free life is still yet to come and the good times ain't over for good". I'm trying really hard to keep believing that! Thanks for watching.

Rolland