I hope everyone that meets him, will talk shit to me. Hopefully that will eat away at his "conscience" if he has one..but what am I kidding he's gonna be rich and give no fucks.
Take Action and Defend Net Neutrality (Debate On Now)
- Thread starter SweetNicole
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I like this guy saying "how does a website do X?"
...it's called Terms of Service that you agree to.
...it's called Terms of Service that you agree to.
"Here at the fcc we want go fight real injustices like Nazis losing their twitter accounts"
I dunno. Looking around the internet, I see one website that everybody used to visit that is sort-of-a-ghost town right now that is fucking elated that Net Neutrality is going down. Because that board is populated by alt-right morons now.
Are you kidding, my dude? Is net neutrality not important enough to pay attention to a speech?
I wonder if us VPN users will be feeling it anytime soon...
Buys at least a bit of time for the inevitable.
Buys at least a bit of time for the inevitable.
The internet is not done today.
This will continue with the courts and the next administration if we have to.
This will continue with the courts and the next administration if we have to.
Wasn't Pai also appointed by Obama, its just Trump put him as chairman?
But did it have to be stooges he chose? The people he chose (exception of one) were all stooges for the companies and its from a brief read that one can find this out. They literally worked for and was paid by companies like Verizon. I just don't see why he couldn't of chosen anyone that isn't as conflicted. I feel that this is a stupid law considering they tend to vote party lines anyway.
Sounds about right.
Hope the lawsuits roll in.
Wonder how this is going to effect mobile networks since this is all I use.
Live out in the country with only one ISP that is ridiculously overpriced and data capped to hell and back I'll never go back to them.
Live out in the country with only one ISP that is ridiculously overpriced and data capped to hell and back I'll never go back to them.
That won't happen that quickly though, too many business in the USA rely on VPN for tech support and such.
My question is, when to expect it. 6 months? 2 years?
I've been watching and listening to the stream for a half hour -- that's more attention to net neutrality than 99% of the American public. The guy's voice eventually got me to zone out, sorry.
My understanding is that Congress can overturn it by passing new laws governing ISPs. Until then, FCC controls the Net Neutrality rules, and given the state of the U.S. Congress right now I wouldn't hold my breath for them to swoop in and fix this unless there is even more of an outcry than there is right now.
Hopefully never because it'll be tied up in court or they will rule against it.
