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originally posted by: interupt42
a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus
Perhaps instead of screeching at Ted Cruz that he's not very technical, we can see that he is interested in protecting free speech, not regulating it.
If he is for free speech than he is for net neutrality. Without net neutrality only the people that can afford to pay EXTRA and follow the agenda get heard.
With your reasoning the drug companies can poison our children and you don’t want to stop it because of some distorted idea of freedom and fear of government
originally posted by: Openeye
a reply to: Willtell
With your reasoning the drug companies can poison our children and you don’t want to stop it because of some distorted idea of freedom and fear of government
That is a brilliant use of a straw man.
If a company was actually intentionally killing children they would be initiating force, thus one could use force to stop them.
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: Openeye
And if fast lanes are introduced a lot of businesses will end. Ending the means in which they feed themselves and their families... I call that violence.
And if fast lanes are introduced a lot of businesses will end. Ending the means in which they feed themselves and their families... I call that violence.
originally posted by: beezzer
a reply to: Spider879
It doesn't matter.
You either have corporate dictating internet, or corporate bought politicians dictating internet.
The danger is that corporate only cares about money.
Politicians care about ideology.
originally posted by: beezzer
a reply to: Spider879
It doesn't matter.
You either have corporate dictating internet, or corporate bought politicians dictating internet.
The danger is that corporate only cares about money.
Politicians care about ideology.
originally posted by: BritofTexas
originally posted by: beezzer
a reply to: Spider879
It doesn't matter.
You either have corporate dictating internet, or corporate bought politicians dictating internet.
The danger is that corporate only cares about money.
Politicians care about ideology.
Excellent point.
It is however, the Corporate money that buys the Politicians ideology.
If the Internet is Common Carrier, there is no one dictating it.