Net neutrality voted out

The FCC has voted to repeal net neutrality rules. These are the highlights from both sides of the debate.

[popiDmonkey]

So why is this voted by a handful of people? If the whole country voted I don't even think it would be a close call

[jamesthompson]

If a movement as big as this is voted on by only 5 people. It's time to start thinking about emigrating.

[DaquanDumas]

So the US is becoming like China and

Happy I'm still living in a country with open internet.

Send me your email adresses so i can send you guys the latest memes to keep up to date.

[AlnnVDR]

Yeah, this is fair? 5 people in the FCC decide the fate of the internet, which will affect Billions of Americans. Yeah that makes lots of sense.

Why not give every American a chance to vote for this issue, i am sure that neutrality would still be intact.

[TappaTop]

My YouTube videos are already slowing down WTF

[dom]

ajit pai is differently the grinch of this hoilday Land of the free, TF?! more like Land of the Fee's

[DeAndreGlasperLifesgood]

The fight isnt not over yet guys we still gotta wait for Congress to vote to ratify or over rule it....😬

[lactyl]

They aren't listening to us are they.

[jamesleveldown]

If it continues like this, someday we will have to pay money to have thoughts.... and they will implement it, they spend time and milions working for their evil scheme, and we do nothing...besides looking at a screen...

[arellano]

We need to develop a secondary open & free internet 2.0

[CommanderXED]

Ahhh...It's the end of the Internet is as we know it, but 3/Comcast/Verizon/etc are just fine.

[tokyoyung]

"Democracy" "America"





Doesn't add up

[Justicex]

Hopefully the Democrat can reverse this when they take control.

[frankynakamoto]

Companies are charging for internet service and they don't provide that, for example Sony and Microsoft, why charging for online gameplay when internet is not their service?

[MoronBoshi]

1 year later. what happened to net nuetrality? Is it still here?

[tridentremixes]

For once I'm glad I live in the UK.

[mistacole]

Personally I'm against net neutrality but the FCC has no right to do this. An issue like this should be up to congress. Around 80% of Americans support net neutrality, and a supermajority like that should be carried out. It should be voted on by representatives and thus controlled by the people

[lukering]

Yeah baby. the best decision in this decade

[echtarma]

83% against FCC don't make sense. FCC Democracy? Why? Land of the free.

[SlavicUnionGaming]

☹️ Just knowing this is taking effect 2 years later really makes me feel angry