Now that net neutrality is being repealed and reddit is about to consume itself, what are you eating to celebrate?

Now that net neutrality is being repealed and reddit is about to consume itself, what are you eating to celebrate?

For me, Im ordering curry from Punjab Palace, with meat naan breads. In honor of the pajeet chairman.

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I thank God every day Obama had enough foresight and wisdom to appoint him to the board.

>celebrate
Hope you remember these days where you had freedom to be retarded on the internet fondly

ah they got you too it seems.

How will reddit consume itself without net neutrality?

Have you been to the front page right now? Shills helping shills shill to the populace about how muh net neutrino is a basic human raaght

Why do you think their claims don’t have weight? Why are they wrong? If I’m internet why don’t I have a right to say what I want it to do. My water comes from my sink and shower alike.

Because it has nothing to do with any of that. Shills are getting them worked up about losing porn, Veeky Forums, whatever depraved shit, having to pay for youtube, when that is never going to happen. The shills are appealing to the brainlet redditors easiest flaw: letting them think this issue is all about them and how they will be able to use the internet. Its not. But they want people blowing up their phone lines for every chance at setting them back.

So continuing to celebrate the repeal while getting called a nigger, a kike, a retard - it is immensely satisfying, because theyre using vocabulary to "mark" posters so that others may follow suit in the fashion of "accepting repeal == kikery/niggery/soyboyness/etc"

The public loves to be incensed, which is what is being used. Reddit cares for their own interest so they stickied 100 anti-repeal on the front page.

Trust me. This is going to be fucking funny.

B-but nothing was censored before! Thats because Verizon wasnt able to openly be asses about doing it.
The FCC had a rule that got challenged in court by Verizon in 2010 that PREVENTED ISPs from THROTTLEING OR BLOCKING WEBSITES.
Verizon won the case, only on the margins that telecommunications services needed to be reclassified as a utility (Title II) in order for a rule like that to be upheld.
This led to the massive NN debate that got us the rules in 2015.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verizon_Communications_Inc._v._FCC_(2014)
Also in the past:
Comcast Corp. v. FCC 2007
In 2007, Free Press, Public Knowledge, and the FCC filed a complaint against Comcast's Internet service. Several subscribers complained/(and)The Commission believed that Comcast had "significantly impeded consumers' ability to access the content and use the applications of their choice"--Comcast complied with this Order but petitioned for a review and PRESENTED SEVERAL OBJECTIONS—in 2008, Comcast amended their Acceptable Usage Policy and announced a new bandwidth-throttling plan.
ISPs have slowly over the years been eating away at laws that protect against throttling and them not being able to control what content you see.
You fools need to realize corporations only care about their own interest
In surveys by the American Customer Satisfaction Index, XFINITY has had the lowest customer satisfaction ranking of any company or government in the U.S. for year—-XFINITY’s online forums are full of pages of customers complaining of throttling, especially on upstream speeds.
Time Warner Cable has come under fire for throttling YouTube videos, an issue they defended by explaining video buffering is “the way the Internet works.
Cox has a history of throttling their Internet during congested periods. In the past, they have also set usage limits on broadband accounts, granting more usage to customers who pay for upgraded service.
cabletv.com/blog/your-objective-guide-to-internet-throttling

Oh boy I can't wait to buy the Comcast Xfinity Deluxe shitposting package™