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RE: Possible Bomb Threat At "Net Neutrality" Repeal Vote; Repeal Passes 3-2
(12-15-2017 12:56 PM)Fitbud Wrote:  There was a discussion on the radio about this and someone called in and claimed that the United States has terrible internet compared to European countries.

Can anyone confirm or deny these claims?

Define "terrible".

If you mean speed, South Korea has the best. Some Western Europe countries average 20-23 Mbps. USA's average is 19 Mbps. You should understand why that is. If you mean freedom, Europe is a joke. They ban and censor everything.
12-15-2017 01:21 PM
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