Net Neutrality

[Fife]

The only hucksters I'm a-scared of are the ones in power suits in DC and their Stasi.

I'm confident our culture and the market can handle candy-poisoners without having to recreate The Lives of Others in every corner of the country.

[heydaralon]

Good!

Fife without regulations in TN people would be trying to pass off skunk pelts as beaver pelts.

[Speaker to Animals]

The only hucksters I'm a-scared of are the ones in power suits in DC and their Stasi.

I'm confident our culture and the market can handle candy-poisoners without having to recreate The Lives of Others in every corner of the country.

Yeah, just like the 19th century! It's a Jungle out there!

[heydaralon]

I actually was pretty hungry after reading that book. In really good meat you can taste the suffering of the animal which releases stress hormones, and the stress hormones absorbed into the animal's meat by the despairing workers like Jurgis who prepared it. Fuck Jurgis seriously and his whining. I'm not joking, fuck Jurgis the communist.

[Speaker to Animals]

Fucking statist authors, man. Deregulate the food supply!

[clubgop]

Its ok to be wrong, you can come back to us. You don't have to support censorship in the name of regulation. This is another campaign finance issue sure it polls well because no one knows the implications but no one closes that curtain and thinks about that issue when voting. Step back from that ledge my friend.

[Fife]

[Fife]

[Viktorthepirate]

I don't see how taking down net neutrality works in the favor of the average consumer when there exists a near monopoly on ISPs available to people.

I'm all about the free market but I choose where I live based on ISPs because most of them are so shitty.

[Smitty-48]

I don't see how taking down net neutrality works in the favor of the average consumer when there exists a near monopoly on ISPs available to people.

Except, making ISP's Title II common carriers under the Communications Act doesn't do anything to address that issue, it's a bait and switch, just because the Democrats put an Orwellian "Net Neutrality" label on it, that don't mean it is what they say it is, nor does it mean that they are breaking up ISP monopolies.

You're certainly not breaking up any monopolies, nor are you weakening the power of the ISP's, by turning them into public utilities, so don't buy the hype.