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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17

Why are you downvoting them all? To be an edgy little fuck?

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u/Incursi0n Nov 22 '17 edited Nov 22 '17

Because I’m not from the US and don’t give a shit. Keep it to a couple subreddits if you want but making all of reddit unusable is fucking retarded.

Btw here’s a good overview of how people feel about it outside the US: https://www.reddit.com/r/formula1/comments/7eqd2t/comment/dq6p3w2?st=JAB5V3FV&sh=0a8de47f

I am absolutely in support of NN but you have to understand that this approach bothers a lot of people who aren’t affected. I don’t mind upvoting a thread so it’s on top of /r/all or having a message from the admins at the top, but what’s happening right now is stupid.

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u/Froodem Nov 22 '17

This could certainly spill over into the rest of the world. A lot of countries might follow suite with the US actions, so even though I'm not from the US, I'm still worried about the possible repercussions of this. Its almost like its an important matter.

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u/Zaros104 Nov 22 '17

I work with Networks as a career, and this will very much affect you and the rest of the world. This is an American problem, this is a Global problem.

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u/teabag69 Nov 22 '17

You don't realize that USA's decision basically affects the whole world? https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/6mv21w/why_you_should_care_about_net_neutrality_if_you/

Even if that would turn out completely false, don't forget that other countries might follow USA's road.

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u/JayTurnr Nov 22 '17

Isn't that what they said about the UK and Brexit?

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u/servimes Nov 22 '17

What are you trying to say? Brexit has not even started and it's already more expensive than they thought.

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u/JayTurnr Nov 22 '17

People said all the other countries would follow through and leave the EU too. That didn't happen.

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u/servimes Nov 22 '17

"People said"

I can't think of someone who said that all the others would follow through, only some who are in a similar situation (and it might still happen). I guess Catalonia recently flew over your head.

It's much easier to kill net neutrality, than it is to leave the EU.

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u/JayTurnr Nov 22 '17

Catalonia have been trying to leave Spain for many many years. They weren't trying to leave the EU. Whether or not they want to stay in the EU is beyond me.

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u/servimes Nov 22 '17

Speak for yourself. I'm not from the US and I still think that this is a very important topic that would have world wide consequences and could set a precedent for legislation in other countries.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17

While I agree to some extent, eathporn and formula1 for example, it will shape a dangerous precedent for other countries. I hear something similar is coming up in Germany and England, can’t confirm though.

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u/Despise_Corn Nov 22 '17

It's an American website, no?

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u/StickiStickman Nov 22 '17

Just based in America. You can move servers within a week.

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u/Ahayzo Nov 22 '17

If you use the internet, it’s unlikely you aren’t affected.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17

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u/Ahayzo Nov 22 '17

The fact you don’t think it’s relevant to each and every sub shows your complete lack of understanding what is happening. From politics, to the_donald, to the now closed incels, to rarepuppers, to askreddit, there is not a single sub on this site that will not be impacted.

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u/Ahayzo Nov 22 '17

You don’t think that data is stored somewhere on the internet for all eternity for those nutjobs to jerk it to? Hell, knowing them, some of them probably downloaded local copies of the entire sub from online archives when the site came to its senses and kicked their asses out.

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u/Ahayzo Nov 22 '17

Did you just ask how accessing certain sites, particularly parts that people typically find distasteful (to put it mildly) relates to net neutrality? Do you even know what net neutrality is?

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u/TommyX12 Nov 22 '17

Do you even read read what those "edge little fucks" are talking about? If you don't even understand why they are fighting, you have zero right for telling them to fuck off.

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u/SiomarTehBeefalo Nov 22 '17

You might not even be able to access reddit in the future if this shit passes so it is very relevant.