Oh man are you in for a history lesson.    We have dozens of towns and communities that were evacuated and submerged in order to give power to this government owned corporation and instead of families and owners of the land that was seized under eminent domain being given ownership rights to the corporation, they were instead given pennies on the dollar for their property.    And to this day they have a sick sense of humor about it. Constantly trying to preach revisionism and find it not-at-all ironic to spout "for the greater good". Ronald Reagan was fired from General Electric Theater in 1954 when he criticized TVA as "a problem with big government" (what an understatement). It's frustrating that when he rose to the presidency he didn't dismantle the organization piece by piece and give the management of the properties and plants to their local towns. TVA is one of those nightmarish things that happened, proven that it could happen again (Obamacare) and that it can only get worse (any sort of government agency mobilized to handle Plandemic) whenever government puts its hand on your shoulder, looks you in the eye with its cold, dead, black, dilated pupil and says "welp it's for the greater good".