Post: Fight Net Neutrality
11-22-2017, 03:15 PM #1
TheDancingClown
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What's wrong with NGU ¿most members are American and I don't see reaction .

WHAT’S HAPPENING? The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) just announced its plan to slash net neutrality rules, allowing ISPs like Verizon to block apps, slow websites, and charge fees to control what you see & do online. They vote December 14th. People from across the political spectrum are outraged, so we’re planning to protest at Verizon retail stores across the country on December 7, one week before the vote and at the peak of the busy Holiday shopping season. We'll demand that our members of Congress take action to stop Verizon's puppet FCC from killing net neutrality.
WHAT’S NET NEUTRALITY? Net neutrality is the basic principle that has made the Internet into what it is today. It prevents big Internet Service Providers (like Verizon) from charging extra fees, engaging in censorship, or controlling what we see and do on the web by throttling websites, apps, and online services.
WHY VERIZON STORES? The new chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai, is a former top lawyer for Verizon, and the company has been spending millions on lobbying and lawsuits to kill net neutrality so they can gauge us all for more money. By protesting at Verizon stores, we’re shining light on the corruption and demanding that our local do something about it. Only Congress has the power to stop Verizon's puppet FCC, so at the protests we'll be calling and tweeting at legislators, and in cities where it's possible we'll march from Verizon stores to lawmakers offices.
WHAT ARE OUR DEMANDS? Ajit Pai is clearly still working for Verizon, not the public. But he still has to answer to Congress. So we’re calling on our lawmakers to do their job overseeing the FCC and speak out against Ajit Pai’s plan to gut Title II net neutrality protections and give Verizon and other giant ISPs everything on their holiday wishlist.
HOW CAN I JOIN? Click here and you’ll find an interactive map where you can see if there is already a protest planned near you. If not, you can sign up to host one, and we’ll send you materials to make it easy and help you recruit others in your area. These protests will be quick, fun, and 100% legal. If you can’t attend a protest on December 7th, you can still help defend net neutrality by calling your lawmakers and spreading the word on social media. You can also sign up to host a meeting with your members of Congress, or volunteer for our texting team to help turn people out for these protests.

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11-23-2017, 12:13 AM #2
Hydrogen
Super Mod
Originally posted by TheDancingClown View Post
First I'm not Amercian but if this sh*** succeed in the USA it will happen world wide .

What's wrong with NGU ¿most members are American and I don't see reaction .

WHAT’S HAPPENING? The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) just announced its plan to slash net neutrality rules, allowing ISPs like Verizon to block apps, slow websites, and charge fees to control what you see & do online. They vote December 14th. People from across the political spectrum are outraged, so we’re planning to protest at Verizon retail stores across the country on December 7, one week before the vote and at the peak of the busy Holiday shopping season. We'll demand that our members of Congress take action to stop Verizon's puppet FCC from killing net neutrality.
WHAT’S NET NEUTRALITY? Net neutrality is the basic principle that has made the Internet into what it is today. It prevents big Internet Service Providers (like Verizon) from charging extra fees, engaging in censorship, or controlling what we see and do on the web by throttling websites, apps, and online services.
WHY VERIZON STORES? The new chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai, is a former top lawyer for Verizon, and the company has been spending millions on lobbying and lawsuits to kill net neutrality so they can gauge us all for more money. By protesting at Verizon stores, we’re shining light on the corruption and demanding that our local do something about it. Only Congress has the power to stop Verizon's puppet FCC, so at the protests we'll be calling and tweeting at legislators, and in cities where it's possible we'll march from Verizon stores to lawmakers offices.
WHAT ARE OUR DEMANDS? Ajit Pai is clearly still working for Verizon, not the public. But he still has to answer to Congress. So we’re calling on our lawmakers to do their job overseeing the FCC and speak out against Ajit Pai’s plan to gut Title II net neutrality protections and give Verizon and other giant ISPs everything on their holiday wishlist.
HOW CAN I JOIN? Click here and you’ll find an interactive map where you can see if there is already a protest planned near you. If not, you can sign up to host one, and we’ll send you materials to make it easy and help you recruit others in your area. These protests will be quick, fun, and 100% legal. If you can’t attend a protest on December 7th, you can still help defend net neutrality by calling your lawmakers and spreading the word on social media. You can also sign up to host a meeting with your members of Congress, or volunteer for our texting team to help turn people out for these protests.

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It wont happen.

Even if it does, well GGs in the chat, the world will go crazy.
11-23-2017, 03:01 AM #3
Originally posted by TheDancingClown View Post
What's wrong with NGU ¿most members are American and I don't see reaction .


Because NGU is 99% Trumpers, and Trump and the rest of the GOP are all for the end of net neutrality -- so too would Trump's base. NGU is not Reddit, so don't expect to see any outrage on this forum.
11-23-2017, 11:42 AM #4
TheDancingClown
NextGenUpdate Elite
oh my god , are trump supporters going to pay extra money for their websites ¿
11-23-2017, 03:51 PM #5
Originally posted by TheDancingClown View Post
oh my god , are trump supporters going to pay extra money for their websites ¿


I mean everybody would pay extra money. It's just Trump supporters who want this to happen.
11-23-2017, 10:06 PM #6
Originally posted by southpaw
Meh, no reason to make it political. Regardless who we voted for, everyone has their own opinions about stuff.


What do you mean? It is entirely political. Trump appointed Ajit as the chairman of the FCC. Trump was only able to do so because ignorant people put him in power. This is the consequence. If his base doesn't like net neutrality getting gutted, then that's both their fault, and entirely ignorant, considering the regulations he's already gutted in the beginning of the year with the unqualified Pruitt and DeVos. Nobody forced Trump supporters to vote against their own interests. They had the chance to prevent Net Neutrality from being cut, and they dismissed it because 'librul tears'. inb4 someone says Obama was the one who put Ajit on the FCC board, let it be known he only did so out of bipartisanship towards Mitch McConnell.
11-24-2017, 01:10 AM #7
Toke
PC Master Race
none of you fucking retards even knew what this was 3 months ago, let alone 3 years ago not sure now why you all care, oh yea it went "viral"
11-24-2017, 01:12 AM #8
Toke
PC Master Race
Originally posted by Frosty View Post
What do you mean? It is entirely political. Trump appointed Ajit as the chairman of the FCC. Trump was only able to do so because ignorant people put him in power. This is the consequence. If his base doesn't like net neutrality getting gutted, then that's both their fault, and entirely ignorant, considering the regulations he's already gutted in the beginning of the year with the unqualified Pruitt and DeVos. Nobody forced Trump supporters to vote against their own interests. They had the chance to prevent Net Neutrality from being cut, and they dismissed it because 'librul tears'. inb4 someone says Obama was the one who put Ajit on the FCC board, let it be known he only did so out of bipartisanship towards Mitch McConnell.
actually you fucking dunce this has been a issue before trump even announced his campaign and ajit was in the picture then too. why dont get your twitter fake news shit and your anti trump thoughts outta here cus you have 0 idea what your saying.

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11-24-2017, 11:39 PM #9
1UP
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Originally posted by Frosty View Post
What do you mean? It is entirely political. Trump appointed Ajit as the chairman of the FCC. Trump was only able to do so because ignorant people put him in power. This is the consequence. If his base doesn't like net neutrality getting gutted, then that's both their fault, and entirely ignorant, considering the regulations he's already gutted in the beginning of the year with the unqualified Pruitt and DeVos. Nobody forced Trump supporters to vote against their own interests. They had the chance to prevent Net Neutrality from being cut, and they dismissed it because 'librul tears'. inb4 someone says Obama was the one who put Ajit on the FCC board, let it be known he only did so out of bipartisanship towards Mitch McConnell.


This has been an on going thing since at least Obama. Are you that fucking stupid? You are just one puss hurt lib. This has nothing to do with trump
11-29-2017, 12:38 AM #10
I support trump, a registered republican, but I'm very moderate with my political views. I love net neutrality and hope that this debacle will end soon, for good this time.

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