FCC votes to repeal Obama's "net neutrality" rules

[Русский агент]

Discuss.

[tsuke]

i personally think that the only side we hear is the ones for Net neutrality. this is a video by Crowder. I think it does a lot to explain the other side.

[tsuke]

btw the people who are most for net neutrality are also the ones who do the most to silence conservative or nationalist thought.

Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and other online companies all have taken actions to ban or limit the sharing of content on the right. If they want something this strongly you should take a long hard look at it.

[Русский агент]

Liberals support it because it was an Obama government power grab, don't they?

[katzgar]

Conservatives can't be for Banning net neutrality because net neutrality is about freedom

[katzgar]

btw the people who are most for net neutrality are also the ones who do the most to silence conservative or nationalist thought.

Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and other online companies all have taken actions to ban or limit the sharing of content on the right. If they want something this strongly you should take a long hard look at it.

Your post is irrational because net neutrality means an open internet so whoever can't be silenced you don't know what you're talking about

[Русский агент]

Katzgutz seems angry.

I don't know why he would be, unless tsuke's points are valid.

The internet worked just fine before Obama made it subject to so-called "net neutrality", as far as I can recall.

Now we're back to the future.

[signalmankenneth]

This asinine move by FCC, will fought in the courts, possibly for years!

[ZappasGuitar]

This asinine move by FCC, will fought in the courts, possibly for years!

And over and over the voters will be reminded which party once again chose $$$ over well being of their fellow Americans.

[Русский агент]

I don't see a cogent argument for retaining Obama's so-called "net neutrality" policy.

Is there a reason why nobody has presented one?

[Stretch]

Get rid of n.n. ............... it's just more big government invasion into the private sector.

[archives]

That's pretty funny, like a lot of issues, conservatives really don't understand the issue, but are easy to jump on any argument that they think supports how they want to feel about the issue. Emoji here, and often, is a good example, that's why he has to import a video to supposedly demonstrate his view when in reality all he understands is that it has something to do with Obama so he's against it

Guarantee down the road when they have to pay more to get their Brietfarts and InfoWars it will all then become " Obama's fault"

[archives]

Get rid of n.n. ............... it's just more big government invasion into the private sector.

No, just like class action law suits that were eliminated and consumer watchdogs restricted, it is protectionism, not regulation, you really didn't think the business was an open market did you?

[katzgar]

Get rid of n.n. ............... it's just more big government invasion into the private sector.

Okay now you just look like a foolish government control freak

[FUCK THE POLICE]

i personally think that the only side we hear is the ones for Net neutrality. this is a video by Crowder. I think it does a lot to explain the other side.

Fuck Crowder. ISP's shouldn't be allowed any control at all over the information they carry. They are mail men, they have no right to open the envelopes and charge you extra based on the content.