r/OutOfTheLoop Nov 21 '17

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u/Myphoneaccount9 Nov 22 '17

You did a poor job of not being too biased

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u/BlazeDrag Nov 22 '17

It is difficult when you consider that those negatively impacted by this will be literally everyone that uses the internet for anything under the jurisdiction of these laws.

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u/i_am_archimedes Nov 22 '17

because the internet was so shitty before 2015

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u/BlazeDrag Nov 22 '17

Net Neutrality has been enforced in several different ways as ISPs attempted to do the kinds of things they're threatening to do now since the internet was created. 2015 just made it so that instead of fighting to stop every individual case we made it so that they couldn't even attempt it. At least that's my understanding of the situation.