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Not to be overly obvious about this, but we're asking a pool of power (the FCC) to use their weakly held power to force another pool of power (large companies)
by kordless 13y ago
Not to be overly obvious about this, but we're asking a pool of power (the FCC) to use their weakly held power to force another pool of power (large companies) to do things for us, the public (a highly distributed pool of power). Given the public's trust has been continuously violated by the US Government over the past years, I'm not sure why we're expecting much out of them and why we're not looking for other ways to implement a fair and equitable Internet for ourselves, by ourselves.
Looking at the blockchain for answers.
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- ArtDev 13y agoThe opposite of apathy is empowerment. Don't underestimate the power of an outraged public. It worked for SOPA.