Chairman of the FCC is from Verizon. Of course he is helping them. After this post he leaves the FCC for Verizon and a million dollar compensation package.
The basic principle of Net Neutrality is that access to all websites should be treated equally. What the FCC wants to do is empower broadband service provides to distort the online marketplace and set up a pay-for-play system. This would be a terrible mistake.
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You misspelled Billion
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It’s literally a new class war being established by monopolies and sanctioned by the Federal government
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Those were my exact thoughts
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For starters, they'd be allowed to SELL us stuff they DO NOT OWN. And to block our access or charge us to access to content they DO NOT OWN.
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And ISPs who believe consumers won't raise bloody hell & move to more enlightened providers are kidding themselves. If such ISPs don't currently exist, they will, and the abusers will be marred forevermore.
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Problem is, most folks live in areas with only one ISP.
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Great segment by John Oliver https://youtu.be/92vuuZt7wak
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Kamala, Oklahoma is relying on Senators like you. Our hands are tied here
@SenatorLankford doesn't listen to us. We're screwed. Im so thankful for you & that you fight for EVERYONE. -
Ditto, Kochville----oops, Kansas. I'm ashamed of myself for that because I love Bleeding Kansas so much but the truth hurts.
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