>>833664Yes, more because it impacts our internet as well.
Firstly it sets a precedent that neo-liberalism tards will jack off to
It's the most anti-competitive thing I can think of, further throttles free speech (good bye decent download times on 4chan for example)
>>834952Actually NetNeutratlity it makes it easier to disrupt companies like netflix and facebook if everybody gets charged the same. Also, fuck the carriers for trying to monopolize people towards their services.
The whole thing makes me so mad... but then again I should have known that you can't have even a semblance of a good thing for too long before lazy innovation-hating capital hoarding incumbents try and uneven the playing field.
