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1930’s-era utility style regulations have no business being applied to the internet in the 21st century. The best way to protect a free and open internet is to keep the heavy hand of government out of the way and let the great innovation continue.https://twitter.com/ajitpaifcc/status/933009189991079936 …
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Except that's not what you're doing. Replacing rules requiring free, fair, and open access with rules that allow the rich to hog up bandwidth and shut out everyone else. That's what you're actually doing. The rich who'll be hogging up the bandwidth, that's who you're helping.
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No sir. That’s not what you are doing.
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Go and ask the opinion of the IT guy and your college aged interns, I'm sure they recognize the need for net neutrality. This is only going to create slow lanes and enable businesses to selectively censor speech. Which leads me to believe that this is what you want.
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What about sensible gun control? Got an opinion on that?
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Letting ATT and Comcast decide my network speed and what sites I can access is NOT innovation and regulations which stop that are not “heavy handed” nor 30’s style. Stop lying and support working families.
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