Day of Action for Net Neutrality

[zerozero]

Anyone seen this? Apparently people are organizing to stop the admin from rolling back net neutrality regulation

"Comcast, Verizon and AT&T want to end net neutrality so they can charge extra fees to control what we see & do online. On July 12, we take the first step to stop them. This is a battle for the Internet's future. Before you do anything else, send a letter to the FCC & Congress now!"

Comcast wants to control what you do online. Do you want to let them?

 

[88m3]

Commented twice, hope everyone will take a minute out of their day to do the same. Beats doing nothing.

 

[badboys11]

Consolidate your bills and protect yourself. 2 hours in and nobody cares.

 

[zerozero]

Oh sh1t, I just saw the message on the front page of the Coli. Props to the admins and everyone else behind it!

 

[FAH1223]

 

[Don Homer]

Trump signed a bill that signed away internet privacy. That bill had a 6% approval rating.
Some people are literally finding out about this today.
Where the fukk is the media reporting about this? They attack Trump for worthless shyt like cursing and pushing past people to be in front, but this they miss
Oh, that's right. they own our media

Anyways, I hope we succeed. I torrent a lot of shyt, and I aint tryna get fined. It's a recession, we don't have time for this

 

[jwonder]

I filled it out but I hope Google Fiber steps up their expansion game. They are going to fukk up the whole Internet provider scene in a good way.

Cox is already trying to pump money in Congress in Phoenix. Trying to stop Google fiber from coming. Greedy b*stards.

 

[Don Homer]

these nikkas really out here tryna privatize the fukking internet.

Soulless subhuman monsters

 

[semtex]

They can all kiss my ass and suck my dikk

 

[zerozero]

Tim BL the OG weighs in

 

[zerozero]

Trump signed a bill that signed away internet privacy. That bill had a 6% approval rating.
Some people are literally finding out about this today.

The net neutrality regulation is not even a bill that can be stopped in Congress, it's an FCC regulation... so the FCC commissioner can remove it by himself

 

[hashmander]

done

 

[Don Homer]

Tim BL the OG weighs in

the God has spoken

 

[hashmander]

The net neutrality regulation is not even a bill that can be stopped in Congress, it's an FCC regulation... so the FCC commissioner can remove it by himself

yup. the fcc head is chosen by the president. so this day of action should have happened around early november 2016.

 

[Don Homer]

The net neutrality regulation is not even a bill that can be stopped in Congress, it's an FCC regulation... so the FCC commissioner can remove it by himself

Ah, didn't know that. thanks for letting me know

but the FCC commissioner ain't tryna to kill this.