We have overwhelmingly told you that we want net neutrality. Stop reading from the script Comcast gave you and give us what we want. Stop with the bullshit. #NetNeutrality
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Your tweet proves to me you don’t understand net neutrality or you are being disingenuous. Judging from your donations, I suspect the later. Why are numerous state AG’s suing?pic.twitter.com/UuiIZqCka1
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You should really learn to lead rather than being the consummate follower.
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Getting online is not the problem it's the redirecting of website traffic, communications being intercepted by FISA contractors, scrapping ip and contact information and manipulating Reports to the government by FISA contractors. It also algorithms being used to target...!
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What I have a problem with is when the contractors steal the information and use it or pass it out to their buddies in their network...! I have a problem with them STEALING the information..!
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Because if the government can't protect me from them... and I can't protect myself and my family from them and they can continue to steal my contracts, identity and starve me from making a living... and no remedy for court... then thank you very much and I am out of here...!
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If the political power puffs can use their power, access, security clearances to steal someone's identity, life's work and manipulate their entire existence... and I can't get anyone to protect my rights because the contractors are controlling the box they have me in..? AH.. NO.!
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To answer your irrelevant question, yes you could get on the internet before "Obama's" regulations, however before those regulations ISP's began to throttle, charge for fast lanes, and set data limits. "Obama's" regulation fixed that.
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And I could go to the Grand Canyon before it became a national park but that doesn't mean it didn't need to be protected from developers. Comcast ,At&T, and Verizon didn't spent millions to lobby congress to protect the status quo.
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Operative words in this insightful comment: "lobby Congress" (and we already know one recipient . . . )
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The real question here is: What would you have thought about this issue if you hadn't been paid $600,999.00 by the corporations who just so happen to be the only ones benefiting from rolling back this regulation?
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Are you serious with this nonsense? It's clear you have no clue what you're talking about. This isn't about getting on the internet it's about what happens once you do.
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You are jacking prices for Tennessee consumers and hurting rural communities. I hope the $600K you took from the was worth it, because we will remember. You will never ever be re-elected nor will you replace
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It was not about fixing, it was about stopping them from doing to the internet what they did to cable. Case in point HD can be received through coaxial cable ie the hd antenna's but cable companies make you rent a box and pay extra. It is not an if they will do this it is when.
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Comcast throttling Netflix happened because net neutrality was not yet in place. Now those practices will begin again.
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She has received over $600,000 from telecom agencies.
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And she received over $300,000 from a Pharma to ease restrictions from distributing opioids resulting in an epidemic with many deaths and addictions.
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$600,999 in contributions from ISP’s for the gutting of net neutrality against the will of the American people and the first amendment. You’re a disgrace.
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Net has changed. I know the concept of "progress" is foreign to you, but the issues today aren't all the same as they were 5, 10, 20 yrs ago
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Marsha Blackburn, Tennessee, $600,999...the price of her vote.
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