No, the government should not regulate what private businesses can charge consumers

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@9YN8FY3disagreed…3wks3W

you wouldn't let the government make you pay for water why let businesses take advantage of you when for once the government can be on your side ?
also it's better for the consumer, all private businesses are owned by consumers so it'll come back round to them to savings eventually
no one loses in this situation other than those who wish to take advantage

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