I'm very doubtful net neutrality legislation actually enabled that, but even if it did, it's not the reason the average Holla Forums poster was against it. The main reason was bland contrarianism. A few years ago we had a persistent poster here who was ahead of the curve and literally argued against net neutrality by saying reddit liked it.
The future will hold a heavily restricted internet with ISPs selling you access to fb/yt/twitter/wiki/amazon etc and...
Levi Phillips
Jack Flores
a pox on thee versooth.
< just shut up about the truth. leave me in my delusions you bastard.
:^)
Jacob Garcia
The reason is the belief (that may be true) that having layer between the kikes and the interweb (corporations) was better than giving it to the ZOG on a silver plate.
Honestly, I don't know and don't care since I'm a yuropoor.
Jose Turner
Nobody ever explained how adding restrictions to the fuckery that layer can do makes it easier for the government to do fuckery.
Matthew Peterson
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Connor Rivera
Get out newfag. Here's the bill user is talking about
congress.gov
Kevin Perry
First of all: >>>Holla Forums
Second, you know there are not two sides to this, right? It's all part of the plan. Trump and all.
Now, go back.
Blake Evans
Holla Forums is not one person, but "the average Holla Forums poster" is a coherent concept.
Noah Price
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Jeremiah Kelly
I can smell the /leftpol/ on you, cuckfag.