Reply to "Net Neutrality"

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Of course, the free flow of information makes sense, and that's why it's got to stop! rolleyes It's scary to think that providers could squash whatever they want, and the government could also make deals/put pressure on companies to put forward only what they want the public to see. With only six major media companies in the world today, the internet with net neutrality is the only thing with a truly free flow of information available to anyone, where you can pick and choose. Democracy, shmockracy. It's big bucks and control first. (Devil's advocate: Yes, of course there's lots of fake news, biases, etc., but at least it's a free flow. Get educated!)

11/22/1711:55 AM

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