“Internet at the Speed of Government”

[longknife]

I didn't even have to click on the story to get a huge smile on my face. What an awesome description of the FCC's efforts toward the so-called Net Neutrality situation. And then, I read the story. It contains more than 30 links to back up the claims that all this will do is subject the internet to government controls.


Read the story with all the links @http://Aren t We All Looking Forward to Internet at the Speed of Government RedState

 

[ogibillm]

Redstate.com

I'm sure they aren't just telling you what you want to hear

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Looking fowards to internet at the speed of Japan. Avg connection there is in the 50 MB/s range. Get about 6 here if lucky.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

Looking fowards to internet at the speed of Japan. Avg connection there is in the 50 MB/s range. Get about 6 here if lucky.

Yep. We are long overdue to wire the place.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Kinda ironic when we invented the internet we don't have the best version of it.

 

[SwimExpert]

I didn't even have to click on the story to get a huge smile on my face. What an awesome description of the FCC's efforts toward the so-called Net Neutrality situation. And then, I read the story. It contains more than 30 links to back up the claims that all this will do is subject the internet to government controls.


Read the story with all the links @http://Aren t We All Looking Forward to Internet at the Speed of Government RedState

Listening to people tell you what you want to hear, who are saying it because you want to hear it, and then using what you hear as the basis of an argument, is the intellectual equivalent of masturbating into your hand and then throwing at some strange woman's face, then turning around and calling her a slut for having a strange man's seed all over her face.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

Kinda ironic when we invented the internet we don't have the best version of it.

Typical for America. Many people have vision while the nation is clueless.

 

[ClosedCaption]

I didn't even have to click on the story to get a huge smile on my face.

Seriously? Mighty proud of you preconceived ideas and willful ignorance huh?

"I didnt even read it, the title said what I already felt so it must be right"

 

[HenryBHough]

Fun starts when the net neutrality (as it was executed) fans see the taxes and fees on their internet bill first grow and then fester. But it'll come on one or two at a time and, like lobsters in what started out as cold water, they'll probably not figure it out right away.

 

[ClosedCaption]

Fun starts when the net neutrality (as it was executed) fans see the taxes and fees on their internet bill first grow and then fester. But it'll come on one or two at a time and, like lobsters in what started out as cold water, they'll probably not figure it out right away.

Just like those death panels and Benghazi

 

[Pogo]

Fun starts when the net neutrality (as it was executed) fans see the taxes and fees on their internet bill first grow and then fester. But it'll come on one or two at a time and, like lobsters in what started out as cold water, they'll probably not figure it out right away.

Just like those death panels and Benghazi

Funny, when I call Henry's bluff to cite language where these "taxes" appear, he simply folds.

Poker, Henry?

 

[Pogo]

I didn't even have to click on the story to get a huge smile on my face. What an awesome description of the FCC's efforts toward the so-called Net Neutrality situation. And then, I read the story. It contains more than 30 links to back up the claims that all this will do is subject the internet to government controls.


Read the story with all the links @http://Aren t We All Looking Forward to Internet at the Speed of Government RedState

Listening to people tell you what you want to hear, who are saying it because you want to hear it, and then using what you hear as the basis of an argument, is the intellectual equivalent of masturbating into your hand and then throwing at some strange woman's face, then turning around and calling her a slut for having a strange man's seed all over her face.

That's a good'un. I might need to steal it.

 

[ClosedCaption]

I didn't even have to click on the story to get a huge smile on my face. What an awesome description of the FCC's efforts toward the so-called Net Neutrality situation. And then, I read the story. It contains more than 30 links to back up the claims that all this will do is subject the internet to government controls.


Read the story with all the links @http://Aren t We All Looking Forward to Internet at the Speed of Government RedState

Listening to people tell you what you want to hear, who are saying it because you want to hear it, and then using what you hear as the basis of an argument, is the intellectual equivalent of masturbating into your hand and then throwing at some strange woman's face, then turning around and calling her a slut for having a strange man's seed all over her face.

EPIC

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Internet at the speed of Obamacare & Medicare... first off, my internet is just fine.

 

[longknife]

What you liberals don't seem to understand is that government getting involved with something that's working just fine is NOT all that good of an idea.

Think for a moment about PBS. Was this not meant to be an example of freedom of expression. Now, all one sees are endless pleas for money to support its liberal agenda.

The one thing I notice is NOT A SINGLE ONE OF YOU SEEMS TO HAVE BOTHERED TO CHECK OUT THE LINKS. Is there some reason the truth bothers you??

 

[Pogo]

What you liberals don't seem to understand is that government getting involved with something that's working just fine is NOT all that good of an idea.

Think for a moment about PBS. Was this not meant to be an example of freedom of expression. Now, all one sees are endless pleas for money to support its liberal agenda.

Strange attempt at example. First you want to claim PBS as some kind of government invention, then you complain that it's asking for support from the public. What's PBS got to do with the gummint?

Let us know when you pick a side on that. We'll just let "liberal agenda" rot for now.

Meanwhile, the greater point about "government getting involved with something that's working just fine" --- how'd that work out with AT&T, when if you wanted a second phone you had to go beg and buy it from the company? How'd that work out with the radio dial, which was anarchy before the FRC (now FCC) was created to regulate it?

The one thing I notice is NOT A SINGLE ONE OF YOU SEEMS TO HAVE BOTHERED TO CHECK OUT THE LINKS. Is there some reason the truth bothers you??

Hey, your own OP says you did the same thing...

 

[longknife]

I actually read every single link in the article!

 

[HenryBHough]

Just like those death panels and Benghazi

Impatient for the death panels? Do you really want to rush that.

And comparison to Benghazi is ridiculous. Do you really expect the socialist taxes and fees for your internet use to KILL anyone? Or do you think some future "president' might appoint Hillary "Internet Czar", in which case yeah, there could be fatalities.

 

[HenryBHough]

Funny, when I call Henry's bluff to cite language where these "taxes" appear, he simply folds.

Internet is now a utility like telephone companies. Look at your phone bill....provided you are allowed a telephone...and get back to me about why are so happy about the taxes and fees.

But until then, the coffee pot in the break room is running low. Step to it.

 

[ClosedCaption]

I know, I know...all the doom and gloom republicans have been predicting is going to happen...any day now.

....Right after Obama takes all your guns lol