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yikes, you are tragic.Given Soros is really against this happening, you know it's a really good thing that must happen. C'mon, 12/14!!!
Soros 'bots' flood agency...
yikes, you are tragic.Given Soros is really against this happening, you know it's a really good thing that must happen. C'mon, 12/14!!!
Soros 'bots' flood agency...
Right?! One, the “SOROS DID IT” crap is almost always pure fantasy. Two, I have zero doubt that if a report came out that “SOROS DOESN’T LIKE HIV” tons of these mouth-breathers would be out bug-chasing the next day.yikes, you are tragic.
Talking sense to a trump supporter is like trying to have a conversation with a pile of dog shit
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/t...l-lawsuit-alleging-netflix-throttling-1062035
Internet Provider using new net neutrality to argue that it's actions in throttling speeds of Netfilx and Hulu to consumers then charging the content providers more to upgrade their service to full speed are completely legal and above board. Good thing no
All the while claiming "blazing fast, super-reliable connection" and the ability to "stream Netflix and Hulu movies and shows effortlessly,".
But cable companies would never do things like that, right?...right?
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai gave a 10 a.m. keynote address at Verizon Communications’ Washington, D.C. headquarters on Tuesday, but because of an old British rule applied to the event by its organizer, the comments won’t be made public, less than ten days before Pai will push for the removal of net neutrality consumer protections.
The Chatham House Rule is “world famous” and reads as follows: “When a meeting, or part thereof, is held under the Chatham House Rule, participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed.”
This is convenient for Pai, as he gave the keynote at the annual Telecommunications and Media Forum put on by the London-based International Institute of Communications, and the venue is Pai’s former place of work, Verizon Communications. The International Institute of Communications operates on a not-for-profit basis “to enable the balanced, open dialogue that shapes the policy agenda. Membership fees and sponsorship enable us to do this,” the organization states on its website.
I see. Well I think he's doing a good job considering he's embroiled in a life and death battle with the biggest swamp creatures in the world. I suppose it's all about perspective, ya know?
And Trump had the best agenda of any presidential candidate in the last 35 yrs.
Who cares?
Google, FB, Twitter and others already censor more content than any ISP could even dream of.
hello TheComebackKid,
in terms of the swamp creatures, are you referring to the Freedom Caucus with its insistent bleating that the GOP at least give the appearance of being deficit hawks?
or are you referring to the individuals who have been forcefully purged from Mr. Trump's administration?
also, i agree that Mr. Trump's agenda sounded great. who wouldn't want healthcare that was affordable, high quality and available to all? who wouldn't want someone to go to bat for rust belt workers by firing some hard shots across the bow of China?
who wouldn't want to win so much that they were tired of winning?
the thing is, is that really an agenda? or is it campaign pablum that was decoupled from reality?
- IGIT
This comment strikes me as coming from a position of unique ignorance.
Between allowing ISPs to sell users browser history and now this, Trump just keeps making the internet great again, huh?
Presidents are responsible for the policy changes their appointees make. This is reality.you meant to Ajit Pai. you are taking a thanks Obama stance here.
This comment strikes me as coming from a position of unique ignorance. It's not just about censorship, it's about the isp being able to pick and choose who they give upgraded service to, and who they can fuck with via throttling. A couple years ago, Comcast throttled Netflix when Netflix entered negotiations with them. This is insane corruption.
What I'm saying is that their throttling is nothing compared to the psy-op being carried out already by the major social/media platforms. Throttling is bad, but even without it there's an even bigger fish to fry. Look at the big picture. People say everything is about sex at the end of the day, for example, but what is sex about? Besides procreation, it's about power. Control. That's what everything ends up being about, and the most powerful control now is mind control.
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His agenda consisted of a whole lot more than that