Overturning #NetNeutrality
rules means that big companies could choose what websites and applications we see online, not us. The largest ISPs will have the power to block, throttle, or discriminate against lawful content.
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The current #NetNeutrality rules are simple: They prevent your broadband provider from blocking or throttling lawful content online.pic.twitter.com/x1drPIvjno
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Thank you!
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Horrible illustration on Net Neutrality. Free Market is always better than Gov't interference...history proves it. I don't want to pay for others internet and they don't have to pay for mine.
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Your fake picture presumes there will not be other ISPs who don't give a shit what you use it for, they only want to sell bandwidth. A false assumption on your part. If you don't know WTF you're talking about (and you don't), stay out of it.
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Do you live somewhere where there are lots of ISP options? I sure don't. I have 2 options, Comcast & AT&T. This vote hands them the keys to the internet.
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