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RE: Possible Bomb Threat At "Net Neutrality" Repeal Vote; Repeal Passes 3-2
(12-14-2017 06:02 PM)solohawks Wrote:  I see both sides of the issue.

Many people have 1 legitimate option for internet at their home. Half of Wilmington is this way. You can get jerked around very easily without recourse

However, I don't trust the federal government to police the internet

My only question is has there been anyone aside from the telecom companies that have had legit complaints about the way the internet has been working since the current rules were put into place?
12-14-2017 06:22 PM
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RE: Possible Bomb Threat At "Net Neutrality" Repeal Vote; Repeal Passes 3-2 - b0ndsj0ns - 12-14-2017 06:22 PM



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