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> To simply dismiss facts that are being presented to you by experts, when you have a legal obligation to receive and consider such facts, is another matter ent
by tehwalrus 9y ago
> To simply dismiss facts that are being presented to you by experts, when you have a legal obligation to receive and consider such facts, is another matter entirely.
That makes it sound like you can sue the FCC for not meeting their legal obligations here. Is that viable?
- joshumax 9y agoIf I'm interpreting you correctly, you can totally sue the FCC for matters like this, and in fact, people are doing just that. [1] 1: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/12/state-attorneys-general-line-up-to-sue-fcc-over-net-neutrality-repeal/ https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/12/state-attorneys-...
- tehwalrus 9y agoMarvellous! :)