Net "Neutrality"

[homersapien 11,812]

Do we regulate internet access for the public interests or do we let a few huge organizations control it?

IMO, and considering the recent SCOTUS rulings on campaign spending, if we go the latter route, popular democracy will cease to exist. This is a huge issue.

http://mashable.com/...ity-2007-video/

http://www.savethein...-neutrality-101

[autigeremt 6,970]

Democracy barely exists now.

[homersapien 11,812]

Democracy barely exists now.

A good argument can be made for that. It's certainly not headed in a good direction.

[icanthearyou 4,468]

Democracy barely exists now.

And yet, we argue ridiculous party ideology while we watch the owners of our government (the Democrats and the Republicans) destroy our government.

[autigeremt 6,970]

Democracy barely exists now.

And yet, we argue ridiculous party ideology while we watch the owners of our government (the Democrats and the Republicans) destroy our government.

Yes, and when some of us call for accountability when something goes wrong, were are questioned about our intelligence. Go figure.