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Honestly, I feel that the repeal of net neutrality protections is basically a foregone conclusion at this point. It's fairly clear that Pai has known what he p

Honestly, I feel that the repeal of net neutrality protections is basically a foregone conclusion at this point. It's fairly clear that Pai has known what he plans to do all along and is perfectly willing to ignore and/or fabricate evidence. Update: To be clear, I'm not saying people shouldn't comment. I did, in fact, submit a comment (perhaps even two) during the comment period to the FCC arguing in favor of net neutrality rules.

dwringer 9y ago
That's definitely what those in favor of repealing the protections want you to think. Silencing dissenters by creating the illusion that their voice means nothing is one of the oldest tricks in the book.
- davesque 9y ago
  What's your suggestion then?
  - addicted 9y ago
    As someone points out above, the dissenting opinions and comments will be extremely valuable in the legal actions that will follow.
    - davesque 9y ago
      In that case, I feel good that I did submit a comment (two perhaps) to the FCC regarding this issue.
- convolvatron 9y ago
  ..maybe their voice doesn't actually mean anything?
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  - awakeasleep 9y ago
    Yes, if you believe this administration is so competent they'll never make a mistake