FCC to repeal Net Neutrality Bill

[Neutraligon]

1.) Your recent posts suggest otherwise.
2.) Books do seem to be part of your issue though. I have a library 20 minutes from my house. Has a good number of books, even in a small-town library. Not a problem for me, if I want to do research, though the internet is definitely more convenient. There's a difference between a "convenience" and "right", believe it or not.
3.) Step one is getting off your computer.

Convenient Internet is better and the correct way in this day and age

Is the internet more convenient, clearly, since I do not need to go anywhere to access the material. Is it the only way, no. The comment it is the correct way is nonsensical. It is no more correct then me going to my school library and reading the actual physical copy of the article.

[The Flutterlands]

Well, the big deal is that Ajit Pai ignored the great outcry of just about everyone on the internet who gives a damn about it being free and open. It has shown that we are an oligarchy due to the fact that money speaks louder than millions of voices. Hopefully the courts will put a stop to this.

[Luminesa]

Well, the big deal is that Ajit Pai ignored the great outcry of just about everyone on the internet who gives a damn about it being free and open. It has shown that we are an oligarchy due to the fact that money speaks louder than millions of voices. Hopefully the courts will put a stop to this.

You've stated this multiple times. Stop focusing on Pai and live your life, otherwise I'm now convinced you're probably also following him on Twitter and YouTube. This obsession will get you nowhere.

[United Imperial Systems]

Well, the big deal is that Ajit Pai ignored the great outcry of just about everyone on the internet who gives a damn about it being free and open. It has shown that we are an oligarchy due to the fact that money speaks louder than millions of voices. Hopefully the courts will put a stop to this.

You've stated this multiple times. Stop focusing on Pai and live your life, otherwise I'm now convinced you're probably also following him on Twitter and YouTube. This obsession will get you nowhere.

The internet is a part of our life, if we start giving up on it, what's next? Guns? Other rights?

[The Empire of Pretantia]

You've stated this multiple times. Stop focusing on Pai and live your life, otherwise I'm now convinced you're probably also following him on Twitter and YouTube. This obsession will get you nowhere.

The internet is a part of our life, if we start giving up on it, what's next? Guns? Other rights?

Nobody's giving up, it's just Flutterlands is being hysterical.

[-Ocelot-]

Well, the big deal is that Ajit Pai ignored the great outcry of just about everyone on the internet who gives a damn about it being free and open. It has shown that we are an oligarchy due to the fact that money speaks louder than millions of voices. Hopefully the courts will put a stop to this.

It's a second gilded age for the US. You have monopolies and oligopolies in many sectors, worsening living standards, rising inequality, militarization of the police, no public healthcare, worsening education, private prisons and prison labor etc. The internet becoming less open and being at the mercy of Comcast and Verizon was going to happen sooner or later. The problem isn't only in the regulatory capture of the FFC but the overall capture of your government by corporations.

Even if NN comes back it won't stay in it's place for a long time. The free market dictates it.

[The Empire of Pretantia]

militarization of the police

When will this meme die?

[Camicon]

When will this meme die?

Police services across the US are being supplied with surplus military equipment. That's not a meme, that's an entirely accurate statement.

And also not the topic of this thread, so...

[United Imperial Systems]

When will this meme die?

Police services across the US are being supplied with surplus military equipment. That's not a meme, that's an entirely accurate statement.

And also not the topic of this thread, so...

Is it a bad thing?

[The Empire of Pretantia]

When will this meme die?

Police services across the US are being supplied with surplus military equipment. That's not a meme, that's an entirely accurate statement.

It's parroted by people who think military equipment = extra lethal, so it's a meme.

[Telconi]

You've stated this multiple times. Stop focusing on Pai and live your life, otherwise I'm now convinced you're probably also following him on Twitter and YouTube. This obsession will get you nowhere.

The internet is a part of our life, if we start giving up on it, what's next? Guns? Other rights?

How is the Internet a right?

[The Flutterlands]

The internet is a part of our life, if we start giving up on it, what's next? Guns? Other rights?

How is the Internet a right?

https://gizmodo.com/internet-access-is- ... 1783081865

[Thermodolia]

How is the Internet a right?

https://gizmodo.com/internet-access-is- ... 1783081865

> A non-binding resolution

Right....

[The Flutterlands]

https://gizmodo.com/internet-access-is- ... 1783081865

> A non-binding resolution

Right....

Doesn't matter. The internet is a human right due to freedom of communication and information it provides.

[Telconi]

> A non-binding resolution

Right....

Doesn't matter. The internet is a human right due to freedom of communication and information it provides.

Two things.

1) Baby blues non binding resolution is worthless.
2) The U.S. isn't violating it.

[Thermodolia]

> A non-binding resolution

Right....

Doesn't matter. The internet is a human right due to freedom of communication and information it provides.

It’s a non-binding resolution. That literally means there is no reason to accept it as a right. The internet is still not apart of the UDHR.

[The Flutterlands]

Doesn't matter. The internet is a human right due to freedom of communication and information it provides.

Two things.

1) Baby blues non binding resolution is worthless.
2) The U.S. isn't violating it.

By selling out to big corporations known for extortion? I say they are.

[Thermodolia]

Two things.

1) Baby blues non binding resolution is worthless.
2) The U.S. isn't violating it.

By selling out to big corporations known for extortion? I say they are.

You aren’t the court or the UN. So nobody cares what you think. The courts and the UN say otherwise

[The Empire of Pretantia]

How is the Internet a right?

https://gizmodo.com/internet-access-is- ... 1783081865

>The UN's Human Rights Council's opinion on human rights matters
>The same Human Rights Council which has nations known for their systemic violations of human rights
lol

[The Flutterlands]

https://gizmodo.com/internet-access-is- ... 1783081865

>The UN's Human Rights Council's opinion on human rights matters
>The same Human Rights Council which has nations known for their systemic violations of human rights
lol

Yeah that is quite unfortunate...

[The Empire of Pretantia]

>The UN's Human Rights Council's opinion on human rights matters
>The same Human Rights Council which has nations known for their systemic violations of human rights
lol

Yeah that is quite unfortunate...

The nations on the Human Rights Council don't give a rat's ass about their own resolutions, why should we?

[Arlenton]

> A non-binding resolution

Right....

Doesn't matter. The internet is a human right due to freedom of communication and information it provides.

That's not a right.

[Dylar]

Doesn't matter. The internet is a human right due to freedom of communication and information it provides.

That's not a right.

But, is it a left?

[Arlenton]

Well, the big deal is that Ajit Pai ignored the great outcry of just about everyone on the internet who gives a damn about it being free and open. It has shown that we are an oligarchy due to the fact that money speaks louder than millions of voices. Hopefully the courts will put a stop to this.

Ajit Pai is the hero who freed the internet.

[Arlenton]

That's not a right.

But, is it a left?

Yes.