Net Neutrality pt.2

[Lissa]

I think net neutrality is a terrible idea. Certainly the federal government of the US was not intended to be used in this manner. This is a state/local issue. The link below shows one of the many reasons why net neutrality is bad for internet users. Aside from the point made in this article, the notion that placing something into law without conforming to legal standards shows how easily this society could fall into facism.

Net neutrality was not legally put into place. The FCC does not(should not) have the authority to declare "the internet" a public utility much like telephone system is. Even if you believe net neutrality to be a good thing, bypassing the rule of law to get it should be abhorrent to everyone. Continually we the people accept unconstitutional means to an end. We are sliding into a lawless position everyday.

150 years ago people would have found it abhorrent to allow the federal government to meddle with telecommunications as they do now. 50 years ago people would have found it abhorrent for the un-elected official to create a law such as this. Now, today, many people wish this un-elected position had the power to change something that has significant economic ramifications.

You see the internet eroding. I see a country eroding away. Net neutrality will be a moot point when this country breaks down into chaos.

Ajit Pai did the right thing whether you like net neutrality or not, if you care about law and order.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/24004/eve...hachatrian
(TL\DR = "Enforcing “net neutrality” does the exact opposite of what its proponents claim. It results in an internet where a handful of large corporations have access to peering agreements with large transit providers (what some people refer to as "the fast lane"), and the rest are subject to far fewer options in terms of services, and even upon growing and gaining market share, will be denied the opportunity to shop around for different ISP plans that suit them best."

So, you'd prefer a situation like what Portugal is in now? Where you have to pay for all kinds of tiers to access certain things? Do you even know what Net Neutrality actually is (cause it sure doesn't sound like it)?

TLDR: You don't know what Net Neutrality is.