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  1. 11-11-2014, 16:40 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Artema View Post
    You're so full of rhetoric that I can't even dissect the actual points to respond. You're lying about things too. Proponents of Net Neutrality are not for government intervention. Authoritarians are for government intervention. Government intervention is what has gotten us to where we need Net Neutrality.
    If it is this simple, then please explain why the POTUS is in favor of it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    If it is this simple, then please explain why the POTUS is in favor of it.
    I have no idea why an authoritarian would taken on what appears to be a libertarian cause. I'd have to ask Rand Paul why he does it to get some insight. My guess is for appearance. Plus look at the wedge he's creating. By Obama taking on a good cause he has immediately turned Republicans against it. It sounds like politics, and the good cause is going to be what suffers (see gun safety).
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