Unlimited data in the US costs hundreds a year

>unlimited data in the US costs hundreds a year
>Eurofags only pay a fraction for the same thing

How do we copy Europe so mobile plans can be just as cheap in America?

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we start by nationalizing all of the phone companies and "telcos" like Comcast

>How do we copy Europe so mobile plans can be just as cheap in America?
Stop cucking yourself and either regulate the shit out of telecom companies OR remove absolutely all subsidies they currently receive.

population density

Europe
>72.9/km2

USA
>32.8/km2

And there are several US states that beat out the national average. For example:

Idaho
>7.76/km2

North Dakota
>3.83/km2

etc.

This isn't even to mention alaska at 0.49/km2.

Most of Idaho lives in the Boise-Nampa metro area tho

*hundreds a month

I was going to say something like this.

Look at a map of the US and then look at a map of Europe. The Internet doesn't just come magically from the ether. It requires a lot of physical infrastructure.

>Boise-Nampa metro area
20.118/km2

still lower than the US average.

allow telecoms to compete with each other

It's cheap in India too sir.