The FCC Repeals Net Neutrality

[DirtierDan]

noooooooo


We're all screwed
Fcc just does this for money.
Although I will say Congress will probably disapprove of this. Either way this is not good.

 

[SpongeOddFan]

well, it's up to Congress to stop it.

 

[Amphitrite]

You mean we failed?!

 

[Sky_Nova_20]

Meh, I bet Congress will overrule this somehow.

 

[dmandaboi]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6Jn0QOXZNA

I'm feeling it right now

 

[Mavaxis Starburner]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWBMi45Uqe8

You know, there's a reason I uploaded this. This current government of ours proves it right.

 

[jack_of_all_traids]

I heard about this at my school

 

[Honest Slug]

But wait guys we should stop complaining. It's not like the government spitting in the direction of anyone who isn't a big corporation is a big deal or anything. We should just talk about overhated SpongeBob episodes.

 

[Michael Scott]

I honestly don't have much an opinion on this. I have seen good arguments on both sides of the debate, and the freakout over this seems overblown. My one question is: Barely anything changed about how people used the internet after Net Neutrality was implemented, so why would much change about our internet use after it gets repealed? I'm not trying to argue, this is just a question I haven't seen any solid answers too.

 

[The Guy With the Computer]

This is not what I wanted to hear.

 

[President Squidward]

It may be repealed by the FCC, but it's up to congress to settle the final decision. I know that a New York state attorney general is going to lead a multistate lawsuit against the Net Neutrality repeal vote. According to Techcrunch, states joining New York are the following:

- California
- Delaware
- Hawaii
- Illinois
- Iowa
- Kentucky
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Mississippi
- North Carolina
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington

 

[EmployeeAMillion]

This and Disney acquiring 21st Century Fox just goes to show how powerful money is in this age as a bottom line.

 

[Mavaxis Starburner]

I honestly don't have much an opinion on this. I have seen good arguments on both sides of the debate, and the freakout over this seems overblown. My one question is: Barely anything changed about how people used the internet after Net Neutrality was implemented, so why would much change about our internet use after it gets repealed? I'm not trying to argue, this is just a question I haven't seen any solid answers too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92vuuZt7wak

 

[The Appetizer]

Um, guys? Sure, the FCC voted for repeal, but it has to go through Congress and the Supreme Court in order to become official.

I heard about this at my school

Me, too. In fact, I was watching a live streaming of the FCC voting on it with some buddies of mine at school.

 

[SpongeBobfan1987]

Ajit Pai is morally bankrupt.

 

[TheGreatServer]

But wait guys we should stop complaining. It's not like the government spitting in the direction of anyone who isn't a big corporation is a big deal or anything. We should just talk about overhated SpongeBob episodes.

Did you make that comment just to take a jab at me?

 

[Mavaxis Starburner]

Did you make that comment just to take a jab at me?

Not like you didn't ask for it.

 

[SpongeBobfan1987]

But wait guys we should stop complaining. It's not like the government spitting in the direction of anyone who isn't a big corporation is a big deal or anything.

Our country's leaders are so morally bankrupt right now. All they care about is greed.

#stoptherepeal

 

[KarateSponge]

noooooooo


We're all screwed
Fcc just does this for money.

Our country's leaders are so morally bankrupt right now. All they care about is greed.

#stoptherepeal

Ajit Pai is morally bankrupt.

you all clearly do not understand anything about this.

 

[spacepirate]

I’m glad. The government shouldn’t be controlling the flow of data.