[Halfmanhalfamazing]

And all this was known before Tim Wu took his mask off

[screaminsunshine]

The USA is so infested with Communists the roots are everywhere.

[RightGeek]

More Obama Flying Monkeys at work

[Halfmanhalfamazing]

Now this explains a lot! For those of you who I’m bumping, you may remember this thread:(that’s where I got many of your usernames)

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2617966/posts

No wonder the Electronic Frontier Foundation was willing to take Soros funds. Look at how cozy the activist Berkman Center is with the EFF!

http://www.google.com/search?q=berkman+center+eff

One of the EFF’s advisory members even came from the open society institute.(soros’ outfit)

It all fits, it always comes back full circle. This net neutrality garbage gets dirtier and dirtier the more one digs.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"The FCC’s chief diversity officer, Mark Lloyd, co-authored a Free Press report calling for regulation of political talk radio. "

What's wrong with this picture?

They use dishonest terms like "diversity" and "Free Press" while doing everything they can to censor anyone whose opinions they don't like.

Typical "Progressives".

[DeskCaptain]

It should arouse suspicion each time the government tries to get involved with the internet. Leftists hate the fact that there’s something beyond their control. I hope the internet stays as unregulated as possible.

[Teacher317]

As with so many other issues, the two sides (those who want regulation, and those who wants the providers to have the freedom to operate) squeeze out the third, and IMHO most appropriate solution: Rather than "trusting" government and regulators, and/or "trusting" the monopolies' profit motives, why not simply remove the monopoly for broadband providers?

Lawrence KS has had two providers (FreeNet has been competing with the local carrier for years now, and prices have come down, and if either blocked content, the other would likely take up those end-users who feel slighted by the change.

Capitalism and Freedom are usually the best answers... especially when government regulation and unresponsive monopolistic mega-companies are the source of the problems... but sadly, few people are talking about this third option.