Sen. Ted Kennedy supports Net Neutrality

Sen. Ted Kennedy discusses the importance of net neutrality as it relates to our democracy

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[jedmarum]

Teddy knows what we should be able say and hear on the Internet. It must be neutral! Thanks God Teddy is smart enough to know what we should hear.

[diaboyos]

We need Net Neutrality NOW. Comcast has now employed the use of Sandvine to block uploads on the Bit Torrent network, even though the Bit Torrent network is widely used to distribute completely LEGAL files all the time.

[phyllisfiredwards]

Thanks Ted Kennedy! I am always going to be a supporter of Ted Kennedy. I agree he is a good man. Human as he may be, who isn't??

Thanks for all you do TED!

[soloinpomona]

Mr Kennedy, leave the internet to free market forces. The people don't need the government to decide what's fair and equal."Equal opportunity doesn't mean equal results."

[soloinpomona]

Mr. Kennedy, If the internet is to remain free. Then government must not interfer with what information people find on it. People must to intrusted to decide for themselves what is right and fair. And to quote Larry Elder regarding Equality, "Equal opportunity doesn't mean equal results." Good Day.

[melito9791]

Watching Ted I can see how JFK would look like today if he was alive.

[cyruscobain]

ROSI-Republicans Over Simplify Issues. Go Ted!

[IrrigatedPancake]

Television allows Government Inc. to communicate to me. The internet will allow what ever I choose to do, weather creating content or accepting/rejecting use of other content. Stay the hell away from the internet. If cable companies decide to mess with our only medium for unfiltered communication, THEN WE'LL STOP GIVING THEM OUR MONEY and new networks will be created. I have no doubt about that. The ONLY ROADBLOCK to such flexibility IS GOVERNMENT REGULATION.

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[jazzy1260]

I'm really not a Ted Kennedy fan, but he definitely makes sense here.