[marktwain]

It would be nice to know what the breakdown of fake comments for and against were.

It does say at least 9.3 million of the fake comments were *for* the "net neutrality" restrictions.

So the majority of the fakes supported "net neutrality".

[wita]

I agree, and the point you make is a huge BINGO. One hint to what you indicate is left out of the story, is found in the third paragraph: “This type of fraud has had a major impact on our democracy since “Federal and state agencies rely on public comments to set standards that govern many aspects of our lives”.

The words “our democracy” are used by only one group of people. It isn’t a group with a hint of a Republic found anywhere within the group.

Net Neutrality, as well as the Supreme Court decision in Citizens United were two things Democrats and Communists worked to see gone from our lives. Although, now by virtue of the stolen election they are finding that spending us into oblivion will achieve their goals much faster than fighting small things like the two I mentioned.

[wita]

So the majority of the fakes supported “net neutrality”.

Absolutely.

Did you catch the nineteen year old computer nerd college student was responsible for the majority of fake comments? And, no mention of the nineteen year old when it came to a reckoning.

Those abilities and methods have not gone away as Rush so often reminded us. It’s just an extremely small group of individuals doing all of the online, destruction of principles and people.