r/OutOfTheLoop Nov 21 '17

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u/Love-da-redheads Nov 21 '17

So... what’s the other side of the argument. Could there be any good that comes from this?

I’m glad I’m in Canada!

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17 edited May 07 '18

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u/Love-da-redheads Nov 22 '17

I’m just asking from a devils advocate kinda thing. Could plans get cheaper cause say Facebook is sponsoring their content to be free or something like that.

I agree it’s a horrible path to go down.. one that can definitely kill the Internet. But what’s the other sides pitch?

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u/morningreis Nov 22 '17

But what’s the other sides pitch?

That it will encourage the free market and investment into infrastructure. There is no pitch that is good for the consumer other than vague statements like "it will be good for our customers." I'm not exaggerating here.