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Re: Save Net Neutrality

#4

Post by unityByFreedom »

aaaawweeeee wrote: post #2

We don't have a say in government policy, no matter how much noise we make in their comment section.

I guess you forgot when Wheeler was pro-fast lanes, and when the government tried to pass SOPA and PIPA.

We absolutely have a say. Without our vote, these characters are out of a job. No job means no lobbying money.

Re: Save Net Neutrality

#6

Post by hoodoof »

unityByFreedom wrote: post #4
aaaawweeeee wrote: post #2

We don't have a say in government policy, no matter how much noise we make in their comment section.

I guess you forgot when Wheeler was pro-fast lanes, and when the government tried to pass SOPA and PIPA. We absolutely have a say. Without our vote, these characters are out of a job. No job means no lobbying money.

That was a different time.

Re: Save Net Neutrality

#7

Post by lettergram »

hoodoof wrote: post #6
unityByFreedom wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I guess you forgot when Wheeler was pro-fast lanes, and when the government tried to pass SOPA and PIPA. We absolutely have a say. Without our vote, these characters are out of a job. No job means no lobbying money.

That was a different time.

Lol man, I'm so sick of statements like these. How is that adding to the conversation? How was it all that different?

I don't want to assume, but I'm fairly certain adding what you think is different will create more discussion.

Re: Save Net Neutrality

#10

Post by pvnick »

be_erik wrote: post #5

Use http://gofccyourself.com to quickly leave a public comment regarding net neutrality.

Tangent: Why does so much modern political discourse resort to profane language, either overtly or with puns?
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