covzzire

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   by covzzire 12y ago

   Why couldn't we just get congress to pass a law stating that ISP's cannot throttle one type of content in favor of another? Why this heavy handed approach?
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   by covzzire 12y ago

   The FCC"s plan isn't NN. It's a gigantic steaming pile of regulations that's ostensibly designed to implement NN. So far, any attempts at public debate gets reduced to emotional screeches and partisanship without any r
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   by covzzire 12y ago

   I like how you refuted my points with logic and reason and didn't try to cop out via some lame method like clicking a green link.
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   by covzzire 12y ago

   Nobody is against NN. Nobody wants the internet to be less free. The problem here is that the FCC is detonating a nuclear bomb to try to put out a house fire. It's completely unnecessary and will do more harm than good.
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   by covzzire 12y ago

   Ars has been playing on the 'Republicans are against it so it must be good' emotion card for awhile now. That's almost all I see on this issue in the tech media. What's been happening is that all objections are being d