Sadly, even if the vote were to succeed, it may not go anywhere. This article I came across explains why. I am not familiar with the publication it appeared in, but the argumentation appears sound and leads to the conclusion that we must focus our fight less on particular battle fronts and more on the big picture war against systemic corruption. We must hurry to create a true democracy that’s rooted in a fair economy freed from the curse of Big Money. We may lose net neutrality pretty soon. So we better hurry with the fundamental political revolution we desperately need to pull off — best getting it done while we can still communicate effectively.
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It did pass the Senate, and now it’s time to put the pressure on the House members to pass it. I think after the recent primaries, a lot more Republicans will break ranks because they figure supporting net neutrality will keep them in their seats (and keep the gravy train of corporate cash coming their way). It’s time for We the People to put the paid-off politicos n the thumb screws and make them wince until they capitulate.
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You may be right, Cindy. This is one cheap bone they may throw us while they keep raiding the public coffers and rigging the system ever further. If this happens, we better take advantage of the little reprieve we get from not being silenced within as little as a few months.
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