The most conservative place on the Internet is the comment chain on a liberal’s Twitter post.
On June 11, the FCC will end #NetNeutrality
, eliminating vital protections for innovation, free speech, and maintaining an open internet. We need to raise our voices and demand Congress take action. Sign my petition calling on the House to hold a vote: https://secure.kamalaharris.org/save-net-neutrality …pic.twitter.com/5uiWgHmUEI
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Normally, I write my Congress members or call them when I want to tell them something. In this case, I'd be wasting my time to contact
@MarshaBlackburn, whose pockets are well-lined by the ISPs.#VoteBredesenForTNSenateThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Thank GOD!
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If you are reading this and about to say, "didn't the Senate just vote it down, like yesterday?" please read this link.
#NetNeutrality is not safe yet.
https://www.theverge.com/2018/5/16/17357592/net-neutrality-senate-vote-cra-reinstate-fcc-rules … - 4 more replies
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So you're okay with your ISP slowing certain services down and then charging more to "speed them up" back to their original speeds? Or just blocking them altogether because they're owned by a competitor? Because yay capitalism? O.o
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Sorry, Zuckerberg. No chance.
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