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This is dangerous misinformation.

• trentnix 8y ago
  It’s also an inevitable consequence. Truth be told, I distrust the part of government that supports “net neutrality” and I distrust the part of government that is against it. Make no mistake, the government is itching to dictate content and tax data transfer.
  • wslack 8y ago
    It's really not. The US gov't can't require censorship like that.
    • icebraining 8y ago
      "Seven dirty words" disagrees with that broad claim. Censorship on the media is already in effect.
    • ppf 8y ago
      Do you think that the FCC's regulation of Cable TV content counts as "censorship"?
  • greesil 8y ago
    And the ISP isn't itching to dictate content? I get it, you're a libertarian. But, isn't lawful net neutrality better than the alternative for the consumer?