(Also, on the very slim chance he posted anything worth reading, let me know. It's possible I was too fast with my ignore button, but based on the quality of the first post of his I read, I kinda doubt it.)
Haha, don't worry. You didn't miss anything. More socialist this, socialist that. Never mind that net neutrality has been how the internet has worked ever since it came into being. No, now that the FCC might change the classification to keep net neutrality in the wake of the court case that invalidated the original rule, all of a sudden NOW it's 'fucking socialism.' Hilarious how far up your ass you have to have your head to ignore the facts. Probably Ted Cruz posting under his internet screen name.
The following applies to you as well.
Hi guys, fucking communist dumbass here.
It is going to be hilarious to watch you and your fellow comrades here become skeletons of your former selves in the coming Gulags.
You are actually wishing and fighting for that outcome for yourself.
I suppose you missed the relevant logic upthread, so I will quote it again for readers that are interested in the truth.
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You are apparently too retarded to understand that "net neutrality" existed as a natural result of the free market and Obama is preaching that we need government to sustain or implement (regulate) the concept, which is a fucking lie and how they will actually destroy the concept.
Those who are bitching about not having net access in their communities are either wanting some subsidy from the government to drive service to their uneconomic rural location or their community is already suffering from lack of competition due to over regulation and regulatory capture by the vested interests. The free market did not fail to provide "net neutrality". Adding more government regulation only makes it worse!
You pontificate about shit which you don't know about, because ... well let the progenitor of the term "open source" explain it to you:
Those who cant build, talkThose who cant build, talk
Posted on 2011-07-28 by Eric Raymond
One of the side-effects of using Google+ is that Im getting exposed to a kind of writing I usually avoid ponderous divagations on how the Internet should be and the meaning of it all written by people whove never gotten their hands dirty actually making it work. No, Im not talking about users I dont mind listening to those. Im talking about punditry about the Internet, especially the kind full of grand prescriptive visions. The more I see of this, the more it irritates the crap out of me. But Im not in the habit of writing in public about merely personal complaints; theres a broader cultural problem here that needs to be aired.
Eric
like myself was actually active in building the internet: