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I have yet to talk to someone who thinks differently. I am still convinced that the call for public opinion, which had a strong grassroots effort online to sup
by willis936 4y ago
I have yet to talk to someone who thinks differently. I am still convinced that the call for public opinion, which had a strong grassroots effort online to support net neutrality, was in some way tampered by the FCC. They used it as justification for killing Net Neutrality. It blows my mind that there still has not been an investigation after all of these years. It was the most blatant corruption I've seen in my lifetime.
- polynomial 4y agoI haven't followed the specifics closely, but I thought it finally came out, through some office or court, that the FCC had, in fact most definitely tampered with a major public "vote" concerning Net Neutrality. I don't have the particulars here, but recall it was something that was very obvious when it happened, but took some years to prove.
- jpadkins 4y agoThe biggest conspiracy theory is that the government cares about you, or is responsive to public opinion. There is no evidence supporting this outlandish theory.