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Frankly, I don't give a shit what corporations were for or against. Unless you have actual criticisms of the bill itself, I can only conclude that there are, in
by copsarebastards 12y ago
Frankly, I don't give a shit what corporations were for or against. Unless you have actual criticisms of the bill itself, I can only conclude that there are, in fact, not two sides to this issue.
- strictnein 12y agoWhat bill?
- travie7273 12y agoWait, you're telling me to criticize a "bill" that hasn't been published yet? Are you kidding? You do know that this "bill" with its 70+ regulations was passed in private, right?
- copsarebastards 12y ago> Wait, you're telling me to criticize a "bill" that hasn't been published yet? Are you kidding? You do know that this "bill" with its 70+ regulations was passed in private, right? Which kind of begs what exactly you think you're criticizing. All the statements by the FCC leading up to this bill have been ones I would consider positive. So until I actually see the bill, I'm not criticizing it. Also: user: travie7273 created: 30 minutes ago Astroturf potential: high.
- serge2k 12y agoGreat argument, next time call him 12 years old.
- ForHackernews 12y agoIt's not a "bill", it's FCC regulations, and this has already been explained in about 10 comments throughout this thread. Are you a real user, or a paid astroturfer?
- tertius 12y ago* The FCC cannot pass bills, they're generally referred to as rules/regulations.
- copsarebastards 12y agoYou're technically correct. The best kind of correct!