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That'll show those government workers who work for SNAP (food stamps), National Institutes of Health, NASA, and National Science Foundation. Serves 'em right f
by however5342 12y ago
That'll show those government workers who work for SNAP (food stamps), National Institutes of Health, NASA, and National Science Foundation. Serves 'em right for daring to work for the government. Since the workers in those offices are clearly to blame for the speed at which ISPs deliver internet service. /s
- AJ007 12y agoA better goal would be the executives and family of certain telecoms. Very doable with all of the cross data targeting available now.
- gabriel34 12y agoYour argument supposes the affected people will be those who have nothing to do with the problem. a) The most obvious villains, i.e. the decision makers at the top of the chain of command will be affected directly and indirectly. b) Even those who aren't directly or indirectly responsible have much more power to influence things than your regular citizen and should be shown how bad this can get. b) If the company I work for goes belly up I do feel partially responsible for it. If it gets involved in some corruption scheme, I feel ashamed. FCC's empoyees should feel responsible for the doings of the organization they work for and contribute to. They are partly their doing. c) Immediate effects aside it is a nice form of protesting.