Anytime a Democrat pushes this hard for a piece of legislation ALWAYS ask yourself what’s in it for them. Kamala Harris has been shrieking about Net Neutrality for as long as we can remember. Even after it was repealed (and MILLIONS OF PEOPLE DIED, oh wait), Kamala has continued to harp on the idea that government should regulate the net, not private industry.
Trust us, this is why Democrats love it, they want the regulations.
#NetNeutrality is incredibly vital to free speech and innovation. Big cable companies should not have the power to block or slow down what you read or watch online. Spread the word: we have until December 10 to reverse the FCC’s decision to repeal net neutrality.
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) November 30, 2018
Imagine thinking people would have more free speech if the government regulates a service or product more.
Talk about ridiculous.
what she's not telling you is that net neutrality gives the power back to the government. who freaking wants that.
— rm1evo (@rm1evo) November 30, 2018
Right?
Wanna see how brainwashed her base is? Look at this …
Absolutely! We need and depend on our internet for many things. Thank you for sticking up for #NetNeutrality
— Love❤️horses dont eat them! ? (@HorsesnBCs) November 30, 2018
Thank you for babysitting us!
It is essential to our freedom. Please fight for net neutrality. #NetNeutrality
— Kelly Lee Wiseman (@KellyLeeWisema3) November 30, 2018
Giving the government power over the internet is essential to our freedom?
K.
Can we make sure that it remains law in California please?
— Afshin Levy (@afshinlevy) November 30, 2018
That works for this editor – go for it, California.
This is a no brainer — we need to bring back net neutraity. How can a few Trump cronies on FCC take away net neutrality against the will of the people?
— _SERAPH (@_SERAPH) November 30, 2018
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But Trump. It’s always Trump.
The reality of Net Neutrality?
#NetNuetrality as it was written does the exact opposite of it's intent. It stifles free enterprise and market competition while limited the voice of the consumer thus bypassing several forms of freedom of speech.
— Haseo Yamazaki (@JeffFrye9) November 30, 2018
What he said.
And this is why Democrats love it so much.
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