.agree

^ I'm generally really conservative on some things, but I don't think this should have to become another "conservative v.s. liberal" issue.
I don't think it's very liberal to say that access to information is something people should receive equally.
And it really worries me that some people assume they don't need to speak up because someone else will do it for them, that's how these kinda things get made into laws.

I'm not just talking about America.

But the FCC killing net neutrality would definitely set a precedent.

The internet exists in other countries and they have their own stances on it.

America would influence that if they removed it themselves.

How do you think people would react if the FCC succeeds?

And the FCC chairman wasn't even elected, right?

Just appointed by Drumpf.

Ajit Pai is the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. He was designated Chairman by President Donald J. Trump in January 2017. He had previously served as Commissioner at the FCC, appointed by then-President Barack Obama and confirmed unanimously by the United States Senate in May 2012.

How is that- not serious?

https://www.fcc.gov/about/leadership/ajit-pai

i'm not anti trump at all, i just said it because it was once his family surname [but never his name]

i don't ride his dick or anything but he's not the "worst president ever"