YES! The FCC declared the internet a ‘public utility.’
9%
NO! Big Comm. will take the fight to the Supreme Court.
91%

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twistedgenes's picture
twistedgenes 11 years 26 weeks ago

They've already said they're going to try to win an appeal, our fight is far from over....

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PaulHosse 11 years 26 weeks ago

No, this isn't a victory. This was only the opening salvo along another front. Big business wants this and its governmential lackies need it and together they will do whatever is required, no matter who they have to buy, bully, or bump off. The Internet is too powerful; too influential; and therefore, too dangerious not to control. Anything which allows for a free flow of ideas and thoughts cannot be permitted if the corporate elite is to thrive and fascism is to spread throughout the world.

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