As it doesn’t feature any Asian girls this video is technically off-topic, but if you want to be able to continue to enjoy sites like Asian Sirens at the same speed you always have, net neutrality is very much on topic. I can barely afford to run AS as it is, so I certainly won’t be able to pay extortion money to US cable operators to maintain its present speed. So if you’re one of our vast majority of US readers, stand up for a continued free, fair and open internet!
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Yes, a very big thank you to Doc and fellow contributers.
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American internet is quite monopolistic, broadband speed lags behind Namibia and it is perhaps among world’s most regulated, which in turn inhibits investment and invention. Even my phone/cable bill includes “universal connectivity fee” which then pays for free phones for welfare rats. After Obama touted net “neutrality”, AT&T cancelled its plans to bring faster internet connection to 100+ American cities. Why invest billions in modern info highways and then see others ride it for free? Oh, one more thing – one of those older ladies mentioned Commcast, which supported Obama and Democrats at rate of 9:1. Well, they slept with dogs & now they’re waking up bitten by flees.
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This is exactly why basic infrastructure needs to be strongly regulated or even publicly owned. Business just wants to go where the money is and to hell with everybody else; only strong regulation which forces them to treat everyone equally will ensure that they do.
i couldn’t agree more, but many americans love their “freedom” so much that they won’t want anything publicly owned, even if they have to pay the price with this terrible internet they use everyday… unfortunately.
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This is exactly why basic infrastructure needs to be strongly regulated or even publicly owned. Business just wants to go where the money is and to hell with everybody else; only strong regulation which forces them to treat everyone equally will ensure that they do.
Absolutely not. I want a free competition between providers, with minimal gov’t interference. Anyone charging more for less would be left dead in water & go bankrupt. Market forces regulate morality of profit.
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