(11-23-2017 06:48 PM)Claw Wrote:  

(11-23-2017 02:55 PM)UCF08 Wrote:  

(11-23-2017 01:48 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(11-23-2017 01:38 PM)UCF08 Wrote:  

(11-23-2017 01:11 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  you just came a whole lot of the same rhetoric......you fit right in with the dems.....

what you're smart enough to know is that censoring is your last across the bow be-al-gore is sunk....

we're just sitting on the sidelines eating popcorn with floss.....

Stink, read the posts before you comment on them, then maybe you'll grasp why I don't need to provide quantitative evidence or source data to criticise someone affirmatively making a claim without either providing either of those.

you know what.....I'll concede that one (I read 'em all....it makes me laugh)

however, why come with gibberish when you have the potential to make light of .....or am I overstating what I see in ability???

I know you're no dummy.....you simply display the symptoms of another troll....that's a waste of ability IMO....

Truth is I'm not really in a position to easily provide evidence contrary to his claim right now being on my phone, but I still wanted to outline how ridiculous it is for a statement like that to be considered compelling.

Open your eyes.

In your lifetime, how much has the electrical technology you buy from your power company improved? How many new innovations in the delivery and utilization of electricity have entered homes in the last 50 years?

Let's go to water now. Is your water service any better? Any major changes in the purity or pressure available to you? Any improvement in the way it is delivered?

Once you decide something is a utility, you freeze it in place. One of the reasons cable TV is in trouble today is that it has transformed itself into a big utility that can no longer deliver innovation.

If you make the Internet a "utility" in this country, we will be a year behind the world leaders next year. We'll be 5 years behind the world leaders in 5 years. And we'll be 25 years behind the world leaders in 10 years. That's how it works.

We did not need "net neutrality" to get here. We certainly don't need it to get to the next technological level. It is a poison to growth and innovation at the expense of some "feel good" bull****. If you really think that policy is going to improve your networking experience more than real progress will, you simply have not paid one bit of attention as to how we got here in the first place.

he's so full of rhetorical bs, he can't remember where the toilet paper is located.....

he knows it's another bs attempt at a control mechanism that only slows the purging of dippo agenda.....

he loses....they lose.....they're losers.....

my best conjugation......