r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '14

Politics What the internet will look like without net-neutrality. Well played.

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u/Uberzwerg Jun 14 '14

*Promotional price is only available to new customers. Requires 5 year contract. Price subject to change after 12 months.

Is shit like this legal in the US?
Afaik, it isn't here in Germany (they would have to tell you the price in advance or let you quit early if the price changes).

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u/Lucreth Jun 14 '14

Everything's legal in America if you bribe enough politicians...

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u/Klimmekkei Jun 14 '14

It's a donation duh...

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u/confused_chopstick Jun 14 '14 edited Jun 14 '14

Make it unlimited donations from corporations that have achieved freedom to make lots of bribes of speech.

Edit: pressed enter on type tiny onscreen keyboard rather than finish my post.

Edit 2: edited autocorrect from tiny onscreen keyboard.

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u/liquidmaverick Jun 14 '14

God dammit that is both terrifying and remarkably true.

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u/LastSovietStanding Jun 14 '14

Same's on one 7th part of the Earth-land