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This was another case of "we'll have to pass it before we can see what's in it." The millennial nerds have been touting this for six years as the greatest thing since sliced bread, even though they didn't have a clue what it would actually do. They pounded the drum for regulations preventing the sale of "Internet fast lanes" by service providers that some irrationally worry would squeeze out the little guy, the Internet startups and small online business.
The reality is, it is going to raise access costs. slow down the Internet for everybody, and regulate the Internet like AT&T
Provider will now have to meet "public interest" criteria when they provide service to your home or office. This is a blatant power grab by the Obama administration that represents an unvoted-on tax increase to every Internet customer, and gives the administration the ability to limit access to Internet resources.
Millennials, you oughta be horsewhipped for supporting this nonsense. You didn't have a clue what you were asking for, you still don't know what you got, but by golly, you got it now, so you're gonna have to live with it -- unless you want to join the rest of us in lobbying Congress to overturn this power grab and threat to free speech..
The reality is, it is going to raise access costs. slow down the Internet for everybody, and regulate the Internet like AT&T
Provider will now have to meet "public interest" criteria when they provide service to your home or office. This is a blatant power grab by the Obama administration that represents an unvoted-on tax increase to every Internet customer, and gives the administration the ability to limit access to Internet resources.
Millennials, you oughta be horsewhipped for supporting this nonsense. You didn't have a clue what you were asking for, you still don't know what you got, but by golly, you got it now, so you're gonna have to live with it -- unless you want to join the rest of us in lobbying Congress to overturn this power grab and threat to free speech..
