Would be fun if there was one <| sep |> Ingrid was a mistake . I forgot to add her to my list heh <| sep |> The insult was intended . <| sep |> I seriously would like to hear what fatal flaws this line of thinking that I ' ve grown accustomed to hasIn Belgium , the distribution network is owned by small groups of communal entities publicly owned by the public districts . On the other hand , the energy production is private . Guess what ? Despite the fact that the price of energy has dropped , our energy bill hasn ' t . The publicly owned networks act exactly like the private companies you describe and they are the main cost on our bills . And only a fraction of the money go to fund the public because those small groups of communal districts have created a separated entity 100 % publicly owned but separate . The politicians use those to reward their friends by giving them CEO manager positions and the like with insanely high salary . And there ' s a lot of positions to reward people since every city small group of districts owns his part of the network . I ' m not saying it ' s like that everywhere but you asked for a flaw , here is one greed exist in the public sector to . So yeah , inventive corruption .