12-17-2017, 10:18 AM
well, i’m not sure how this is going to pan out, but i can’t see how repealing net neutrality can be beneficial to to anyone that doesn’t own (or has a vested interest in) a service provider. what possible advantage does the consumer have now its legal for service providers to slow down or block certain websites on a whim? net neutrality wasn’t a law beneficial to the government, it was purely there to limit control of providers.
oh well, maybe in a few years we’ll all look back on the naive innocence we had not having to pay to go on youtube or facebook:
“well i remember back in the day when wikipedia was free!”
“fuck off grandad, we’re so contrary and hipster we actually like paying for and being blocked from stuff!”
oh well, maybe in a few years we’ll all look back on the naive innocence we had not having to pay to go on youtube or facebook:
“well i remember back in the day when wikipedia was free!”
“fuck off grandad, we’re so contrary and hipster we actually like paying for and being blocked from stuff!”