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    Comment #15755191

    > Can't have that if there is no competitive ISP you can change to, if you don't like this NN violating ISP. Sure, but that indicates a need for competition, not net neutrality. As…

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    Comment #15755089

    1. Even if it prevents some of the worst abuses by incumbents, net neutrality regulation isn't going to create more competition. In fact, if net neutrality regulation creates addit…

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    Comment #15755035

    I think it makes sense because retail ISPs operate in a two-sided market. Comcast provides access to Internet services, which customers want and are willing to pay for. Similarly, …

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    Comment #15754890

    I've posted this comment before in another thread: I oppose net neutrality regulation. In principle, I don't think there's anything wrong with an ISP prioritizing certain kinds of …

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    Comment #15331592

    Per CDC (2014), the marriage rate in the United States is 6.9/1000 people while the divorce rate is 3.2/1000 people. [1] I'd say that's very high. 1: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fasta…

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    Comment #15234765

    The answer is probably no. Requiring a person to unlock a device is not prohibited by the Fifth Amendment simply because the device contains incriminating information that would ot…

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    Comment #14962251

    I think it's more likely that there's a history here that we're not aware of. His complaint suggests he's been arguing with Google's management for some time, and that this memo wa…

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    Comment #14925747

    That's why the parent said "legally in the US", not "at the border".

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    Comment #14924446

    Or even: \ls

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    Comment #14660265

    Huh? Section 33 hasn't just been used once. Quebec used to invoke section 33 on every piece of legislation passed by the National Assembly.

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    Comment #14511137

    I oppose net neutrality regulation. In principle, I don't think there's anything wrong with an ISP prioritizing certain kinds of traffic over others, so long as it does not have an…

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    I agree that bandwidth is not scarce in the same way as other goods. However, the fact remains that network infrastructure is expensive and it makes sense to pass more of the costs…

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    Comment #13538579

    Alternatively, why doesn't the gay couple just go somewhere else? I would imagine that only a very small minority of bakers/photographers/florists have strong feelings on this issu…

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    Comment #13538565

    This is true. The case is stronger if the baker designs a custom cake or has to write a message on the cake, or if the florist designs a custom floral arrangement.

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    Comment #13538560

    The cases I listed above all involve sole proprietorships or closely-held companies, so compelling the business to engage in protected speech is tantamount to compelling the indivi…

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    Comment #13538543

    The two aren't mutually exclusive. I imagine you would agree that a journalist still engages in protected speech when he writes articles in exchange for compensation. Why isn't a p…

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    Comment #13536066

    Serving drinks is not protected speech; taking a photograph is.

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    Comment #13535625

    In the context of expressive services like wedding photography, yes. The government should not be allowed to compel protected speech, even when such compulsion would be in the publ…

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    I don't think refusal of service is itself protected speech either, but we're not talking about the government restricting protected speech. We're talking about the government comp…