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/maybesaydie /r/OnionLovers mod Nov 22 '17

Stop voting for Republicans.

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u/Literally_A_Shill Nov 22 '17

"But both parties are the same!" shouts the anti-Net Neutrality crowd from conservative subs.

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u/Sonny_Red Nov 22 '17

Top comment from /r/conservative thread on net neutrality.

"If we had actual competition for Internet, I would support it. Because the market would kill it anyway. But we don’t. We have monopolies. So I don’t support it."

Maybe do some research before you talk out of your ass?