Statements Related to Private application stores are bad for consumers

• Individuals can have private insurance under the house's health care plan (1+/0- justifications)
• internet carriers and telecommunications companies have already censored users based upon content and application (3+/0- justifications)
• Children on medicaid are four times more likely to get antipsychotics than chidren with private insurance (1+/0- justifications)
• Features that are bad for the public have been added to the reform bill (0+/0- justifications)
• Antitrust regulation of health insurance companies would protect consumers (0+/0- justifications)
• IBM has patented the automatic application of trim() when entering strings into a database (1+/0- justifications)
• Google is out of touch with consumers (1+/0- justifications)
• An oil and manufacturing company Koch Enterprises, the second largest private company in the United States, has secretly spent $50 million over ten years to support climate change denial (2+/0- justifications)
• Unedited mobile phone application stores can lead to security breaches (1+/0- justifications)
• Private businesses need not accept cash in the U.S. (1+/0- justifications)
• Private businesses in the U.S. are not legally required to accept cash as payment (1+/0- justifications)
• Private insurance is not cost-saving compared to Medicaire (1+/0- justifications)
• Private insurance may have been significantly less expensive than Medicaire before both their costs increased (0+/0- justifications)
• Nearly half of all U.S. private lawyers are solo practitioners (1+/0- justifications)
• U.S. lightbulb efficiency standards requiring consumers to purchase high-efficiency flourescent bulbs originated with republican lawmakers (2+/4- justifications)
• The Occupy Wall Street movement's encampment is on private land and its protestor's presence depends upon the permission of that lands corporate owner (1+/0- justifications)
• The choice to make public dangerous scientific results relies upon a balance between protecting society from the malicious application of the results made public and informing society so that it could protect itself from the malicious application of the results kept private but appropriated or their natural occurrence (1+/0- justifications)
• Banks forced credit cards upon consumers by mailing unsolicited cards by the thousands (1+/0- justifications)