FCC moves ahead with Title II net neutrality rules in 3-2 party-line vote

Post by mptest » Tue, Oct 24, 2023, 11:36 PM UTC

arghnoname wrote: post #199

mptest wrote: post #197

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>grew disillusioned with that party many years ago, largely (but not solely) due to their ties to Wall Street / etc. The first issue I take with your comment. Politics is not a religion you need be fervently impassioned about, it's making a pragmatic choice. Especially in the US, that means choosing between two corporatists, agreed. But this gives me very big "a lefty was mean to me on twitter and THAT'S why i vote f…

I don't define centrism as some middle point between the two parties. Polling on same sex marriage and relationships is highly supportive, I'm among the great bulk of people on this. At one point my position was relatively radical, but it is now a mainstream view. My view on political parties in general is they all have a constituency, they work to serve that constituency to the extent they must to continue being vot…