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If you have no problem with net neutrality, how about we just let it be?

• vivekd 9y ago
  Because legislating every conceivable fear and every instance of mass panic will lead to an overly complex and overly burdensome legal system that hampers legitimate activity. In the words of Cicero, "more laws, less justice" When we start having problems with net neutrality, we can legislate against it. As we don't have any such issues, and there is no evidence that we are in imminent threat of net neutrality being dismantled, I see no reason for net neutrality legislation.
  • rybosome 9y ago
    Do you trust the Trump administration and Ajit Pai to listen to the public at that point? I sure as fuck don't. You're right that I don't know of any instances of the sort of censorship people are afraid of, but once they start happening, I have zero faith that the (current) government will protect consumers' rights.
    • narrowrail 9y ago
      I'm a big proponent of NN, but do you think it would be popular to screw with people's internet? The "internet is serious business" (these days).