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In reply to the discussion: U.S. appeals court kills net neutrality [View all]OregonBlue
(8,215 posts)31. These judges are wrong. If you live in a rural area, there is usually only one provider and
they are not cheap. Do they think everyone lives in the city?
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They live totally in an alternative universe. They have absolutely no F'en conception of what
RKP5637
Jan 2014
#88
http://beforeitsnews.com/opinion-conservative/2013/09/d-c-circuit-judges-voice-skepticism-of-fcc-net
djean111
Jan 2014
#4
a choice of which set of tubes to use, you mean? who appointed the jerks on that court?
niyad
Jan 2014
#5
You're right! Satellite is my only choice in my rural community. My neighbor has
japple
Jan 2014
#106
We are semi-rural and Charter has been putting up Ads big time for the last month.
glinda
Jan 2014
#70
Apparently, some folks think we all live in NYC or other places with ISP choices.
jeff47
Jan 2014
#13
ISP charges are getting outrageous. In my area its either dialup, satellite
totodeinhere
Jan 2014
#34
The problem is, the telecom companies would bury any references to the neutral one.
Dash87
Jan 2014
#55
Yeah, it's only a few hundred billion dollars. I think I've got that in my other pants.
jeff47
Jan 2014
#73
These judges are wrong. If you live in a rural area, there is usually only one provider and
OregonBlue
Jan 2014
#31
That, went out a long time ago in the US, as did a democracy. Now, citizens are
RKP5637
Jan 2014
#94
What a lie, consumers like myself do not have a choice in which isp we use because
cstanleytech
Jan 2014
#56
This, is exactly what is going to happen, there is absolutely no doubt. It will be a
RKP5637
Jan 2014
#93
Wonder how much money and bribery flowed through back doors for this ruling? n/t
RKP5637
Jan 2014
#87