I think you are confusing the United States with Iran or Saudi Arabia, those countries are over there ---> You can always apply for their citizenship and renounce US citizenship.
Presumably the legislators and supporters of SESTA are, in a strange coincidence, also in hiding for violating SESTA as well as numerous sodomy laws for fucking US citizens, Sex workers in particular, in the ass.
Just how many times do you expect the market to pay for the Infrastructure to deliver broadband to everybody?
so what you are suggesting then, is to raise taxes and have a public or public/private option? You DO know that goes against your Masters at Comcast/AT&T/Verizon right?
the problem is that there is not FEDERAL law against prostitution, hell, MOST Jurisdictions do not have a law against prostitution per se, they cloak it in laws like solicitation and such. And they cannot pass a Federal Prostitution law iirc, because it is an enumerated power reserved for the states, see: Nevada.
Now they because they cannot pass a Federal Prostitution law, they cloak it in catch phrases like "Human Trafficking." Because we all can agree that Human Trafficking, Actual Human Trafficking, is deplorable, while the consensual act among two law abiding adults is very much less deplorable.
ya i fucked up on that, I pulled a Ted Cruz, that is on me. I re-read 230 and relevant commentary (EFF and ACLU) in it's entirety 3 times to make sure I understood what I read.
okay so the original post was to draw a distinction between Comcast and Facebook. And neither should lose 230 tbh. 230 is rather specific in it's wording.
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"Today shall NOT be known as Taco Tuesday, but Freedom Friday! But still on a Tuesday!"
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okay so here's the million dollar set of questions.
How legal is it to purposely, willfully, and blatantly mislead not only the public, but also lawmakers, and the DoJ on such a bi-partisan issue?
How can the FCC actually defend against this?
Re: Here's a phrase: "Pimps, Prostitutes, and Pirates".
I think you are confusing the United States with Iran or Saudi Arabia, those countries are over there ---> You can always apply for their citizenship and renounce US citizenship.
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When Netflix is competing with Disney and Comcast as the most valuable company...
2 of which are "relatively" popular, offer their own streaming services, and "relatively" quality content...
And then there's Comcast...
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I'd say that AT&T would be a bigger gift. With new reports coming out (HT: Karl Bode)
It seems that AT&T (and by extension the entire ISP industry.) seeks to have themselves fully and legally deregulated.
Ya, it's not a good week for ISP's so far. And that's good.
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Presumably the legislators and supporters of SESTA are, in a strange coincidence, also in hiding for violating SESTA as well as numerous sodomy laws for fucking US citizens, Sex workers in particular, in the ass.
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nearly all? They don't want ANY oversight. And that is dangerous.
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Are they now going to be shipped via secret rendition flights?
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I was about to say, from reading history, IF you want to know what the German Roundup during WW2 looks like, This is it.
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let's not forget that CURRENT field tests are Notoriously Unreliable. And they want a test that just more or less dusts prints?
Methinks the police should be the FIRST people to use this, from the top down, and convicted as they will on other citizens.
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Two wrongs don't make a right, but three rights makes a left, at which point you will be promptly pulled over and searched for "Unreasonable" driving.
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so what you are suggesting then, is to raise taxes and have a public or public/private option? You DO know that goes against your Masters at Comcast/AT&T/Verizon right?
Congratulations.
Marsha "Internet Pre-check" Blackburn, you are the new Ted "Series of Tubes" Stevens.
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sounds like there NEEDS to be a very public, open casket funeral to enforce Police Reform.
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you lucky bastards, at least you get over 20/1 speeds >_>
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An Online card game like MTG/Hearthstone/etc. and put it up on Steam, and have some expansions go along with it, I'd be on board.
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the problem is that there is not FEDERAL law against prostitution, hell, MOST Jurisdictions do not have a law against prostitution per se, they cloak it in laws like solicitation and such. And they cannot pass a Federal Prostitution law iirc, because it is an enumerated power reserved for the states, see: Nevada.
Now they because they cannot pass a Federal Prostitution law, they cloak it in catch phrases like "Human Trafficking." Because we all can agree that Human Trafficking, Actual Human Trafficking, is deplorable, while the consensual act among two law abiding adults is very much less deplorable.
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And therein lies why he flipped, He wants his Midwest support now that China slapped tariffs on the Midwest.
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ya i fucked up on that, I pulled a Ted Cruz, that is on me. I re-read 230 and relevant commentary (EFF and ACLU) in it's entirety 3 times to make sure I understood what I read.
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okay so the original post was to draw a distinction between Comcast and Facebook. And neither should lose 230 tbh. 230 is rather specific in it's wording.