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Net Neutrality is the greatest example of two sides that want the same outcome but can't get past their petty differences. The only reason Republicans want thi
by exabrial 5y ago
Net Neutrality is the greatest example of two sides that want the same outcome but can't get past their petty differences.
The only reason Republicans want this blocked is because they see the writing on the wall when the state gets totalitarian control over communication (oddly enough, playing out right now in Russia).
Democrats don't want to do deal with the Monopolistic behavior of ISPs, which is just an alternate version of totalitarian control.
The common solution to appease both sides: break up the fucking monopolies into small township sized chunks. Both sides would support it. Why this is so hard?
- otachack 5y agoBecause they're at each other's throats and not willing to cross the aisle to avoid political blowback from their own side. The state of this country is a shame and we obviously need support for more parties with diversified political viewpoints.