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Raffy98

Raffy98

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    • I can't believe what happened. 83% of citizens didn't want the FCC to repel the Net Neutrality and they still did it. Today, as much as I love it and think it's good, democracy has failed thanks to the people who run it.
     
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    Hikamaru

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    • Raffy98 said:
    I can't believe what happened. 83% of citizens didn't want the FCC to repel the Net Neutrality and they still did it. Today, as much as I love it and think it's good, democracy has failed thanks to the people who run it.
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    It shows just how corrupt the US is, that the FCC only cares about greed and not people's freedom.
     
    Tsutarja

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    • Arsenic said:
    I wonder if states can just pass their own legislation? I'm not big into law so idk, but would work for now. I mean all of my region (New England) was Pro NN, so why can't we pass laws so ATT & Verizon can't assrape us.
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    They most definitely can. The FCC simply dropped their regulations in regards to NN, but there's nothing stopping individual states from imposing regulations, since it's not at a federal level anymore. However, what the states cannot do is deregulate something that is federally regulated.
     
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