House Passes First Measure to Overhaul FCC Powers
Top message: As long as... by mycool
Replying to: Re: Net Neutrality by mycool
Re: Net Neutrality
[by mycool:]
"If we have an "evil" government then that's our fault and an easy fix."
Not so easy if the FCC, which we don't elect, is able to make rules without justifying them to congress.
"Not so much in a Corporation."
There are 2 political parties, usually 2 wired Internet providers, and 4 major wireless carriers. Switching politicians is not easier than switching wireless carriers, and you have fewer choices. You can also switch Internet providers without having to accept the new provider's policy on abortion and war. Not so much with politicians.
"If we have an "evil" government then that's our fault and an easy fix."
Not so easy if the FCC, which we don't elect, is able to make rules without justifying them to congress.
"Not so much in a Corporation."
There are 2 political parties, usually 2 wired Internet providers, and 4 major wireless carriers. Switching politicians is not easier than switching wireless carriers, and you have fewer choices. You can also switch Internet providers without having to accept the new provider's policy on abortion and war. Not so much with politicians.
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- Re: Net Neutrality by mycool
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