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That's a huge leap to make. Is everyone that doesn't agree with you corrupt. Am I corrupt?
by adestefan 12y ago
That's a huge leap to make. Is everyone that doesn't agree with you corrupt. Am I corrupt?
- pessimizer 12y ago>That's a huge leap to make. Is everyone that doesn't agree with you corrupt. Pot, meet kettle.
- pessimizer 12y agoITT, when someone says that the sky is blue, someone else asks if everything above everyone's head is blue, then asks if they are blue. This is considered a logical progression.
- tomelders 12y agoNo, and that's a nonsense retort. Wheeler has the history and is behaving in a way consistent with a person who is corrupt. His position flies in the face of the facts, and is out of sync with all but the biggest players Telcom industry. If you're looking for a smoking gun, you're not going to find one. If you wait for a smoking gun before arriving at an opinion then you'll sleep walk your way into a tiered internet and everything that brings with it. If you want net neutrality, acknowledge that the person with the power to keep you from getting it is working for and on behalf of the Telco business. He's a public servant. Demand his removal or lose your free and open Internet.