My understanding is there is new legislation titled "Net Neutrality".

The net is good today - all new legislation or alteration should be entirely resisted.

Very interesting media choice, sarcasm dually noted, lol.


It get's the point across and, keeps it simple enough and doesn't scream WOLF!!! as so many sansationalised media does these days.

Ok, the following is more of an inspired rant, caused by this topic. And in no way or fasion is directed at the author, or particular member or members in general.

It is, an opinion of mine and is directed towards the "sheeple" in general.

[rant]
Not a bad video, how ever it wasn't a threat to our open forms of communication and media, that had my attention today. In a time when the internet is in my opinion very far from being censored.

Especially, like the days in which it was more so.

It was the vote on whether or not our government would continue supporting the Unemployement Insurance "the people" have come to depend upon these days.

I watched the speaches and saw how the vote unfolded today on Cspan and it was in favor.

So what, some may ask.
For starters, some voted against it, although they had no problem raising their own income due to costs of living. Some thing the general American hasn't seen.

Well, for those who don't understand, that (a failure to support comtinued Unemployent Insurance), would have meant 2 million people would be with out any means to collect financial stability. By January...

The money they worked towards (while employed), for insureing themselves while unemployed, would be 0 and not a peso more.

Instead of worrying about hollow threats to restrict freedom of speach as it is percieved, or how big bad brother is out to get us, or that the US military is some kind of threat to the people and Constitution they swore to support and defend.

My suggestion, do some thinking of ones own, and not believeing nearly half the propaganda from Tom, Dick and Harriets media bazaar.

For all it is worth, people these days may as well say the earth is flat.

I don't remember such problems with AOL in that manner. As I remember it, the problem was mostly dealing with the way AOL itself worked and operated.

Which is why AOL went from being the biggest, to "are they still in business?".