Join the battle for Net Neutrality! Don't let the FCC destroy the internet!

[Ridge]

And who drives the idea of controlling contect? Do you think corporate America cares about content if they stand alone or does corporate America care about content because the government thinks they should and will offer tax and other incentives if corprate America controls content?

When I say "the government" I mean the goddamn commies that infest the government at every level.

Corporate America can say "Hey, this category of website gets a lot of traffic. Let's slow down access to those sites and offer "higher speeds" for an extra cost."

They can make you pay more to get to sites like Brownell's, AimSurplus, etc because they see that you go there a lot. THAT is the supply and demand future of the internet without Net Neutrality.

[hurley842002]

You don't even understand what it is or what it does. You were informed of your opinion. You are the fool.

Here comes Delfuego, rarely posts except when he has the opportunity to start name calling.

[vossman]

It's getting ugly, IBTL

[Zundfolge]

Here comes Delfuego, rarely posts except when he has the opportunity to start name calling.

I'd never have to read his posts if y'all would quit quoting him

[hurley842002]

I'd never have to read his posts if y'all would quit quoting him

Shit, my bad!

[hurley842002]

It's getting ugly, IBTL

It doesn't have to be, if people (okay person) could debate sans nonsense.

[ben4372]

You all are funny. The internet as a wild west of connectivity and free info exchange has been over for quite some time. Now the fight over watching our activity is being fought over. Some say .gov wins, some say corporate/ capitalist. Do we really think it matters. As someone who recently left the internet game, I know none of it matters. If you really want to get excited about people creating an underground internet of the people, Wired magazine did a great story about the Cuban internet. Lots of bootleg content, and radio based data transport. All done by guerrilla style IT people. It is a great story of people getting it done. And a much more pure version of the internet. Late 90's to mid 2000's was the sweet spot of the internet.

[Bailey Guns]

You don't even understand what it is or what it does. You were informed of your opinion. You are the fool.

Oh, gee. You're right. I can't read and comprehend the immense amount of information regarding the subject that's available online and in print form (ie: newspapers). Maybe if I drink heavily tonight I'll kill enough brain cells to be as smart as you so I can understand it.

[BushMasterBoy]

I thought the intent of releasing the DARPANET to the public was so we know where the space aliens have landed on our planet. But even that has been censored. DYODD 214! Mabbe I is wrong

[buffalobo]

This can be an interesting discussion until you folks decide to start insulting each other.

Knock it off is only warning.

If you're unarmed, you are a victim