Net Neutrality again

[allixpeeke]

Post 2:

Note that we've already had Network Neutrality, the question isn't whether we should start having it, just whether we should let it expire. So it would not appear at this point to allow for any new controls by the government.

Yours,

Alex Peak

[allixpeeke]

Post 1:

I'll have to check out burnvictim77's videos. I'm not convinced that Network Neutrality would have any of negative consequences (so long as we don't let the government have the power to actually regulate content), but I'll give his arguments a listen--maybe he'll convince me.

[somedirtyhippie]

Forget what I said on the other video I don't know shit about net neutrality yet. I was basing my response off shit i've heard from peeps who've heard from a buddy who's brother thinks JFK shot himself.

I'll do some head wraping on the subject and let you know if i smell political grabbery in the works.

P.S.... Cosby rides live, huh? I like it.

[shreddedglory]

I find the combination of serious political views (of which I sympathise with) and nonsensical elements quite confusing. It's pretty cool that you're showing an interest, but for long periods of time, you're not really saying anything of interest. :-)

[spots1327]

I agree lol

I am more of a writer than a speaker. My next video will be practicaly reading off cue cards so it might get better.

[starpilot1]

The chocolate! The chocolate! :)