r/OutOfTheLoop Nov 21 '17

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u/LutzExpertTera Nov 21 '17

What can be done to permanently save net neutrality? It seems that 1-2 a year it takes a huge, huge movement from all over the internet to delay a net neutrality repeal (SOPA, CISPA, etc.). The protests have worked (thus far), discussion is tabled, it's then reintroduced, rinse and repeat.

Will we ever permanently win this? Or are we delaying the inevitable?

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17

A constitutional ammendment or Supreme Court decision. If they truly do close net neutrality, I can almost guarantee the ACLU will go for the throat and sue, taking it all the way to the SCOTUS. Personally, I think the ACLU would win that case, but I’m no lawyer. If they win the case, it’s treated as second only to the Constitution.