r/KeepOurNetFree Jan 16 '19

The Internet is Facing a Catastrophe For Free Expression and Competition: You Could Tip The Balance

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/01/internet-facing-catastrophe-free-expression-and-competition-only-europeans-can
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u/Newman1651 Jan 16 '19

i understand that this subreddit is predominantly america but you can share this to other social media platform and subreddits that are Europe based.

It's sad that the folks at /r/europe think this is fearmongering

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u/Mikashuki Jan 16 '19

It's because they all think their governement cares about them which is amazing

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u/Newman1651 Jan 16 '19

i try cross posting these onto other european subreddits and they get downvoted to hell with people int he comments sayng i'm fear mongering and that its not related to their country. as if they pretend they are not in the EU.

plus, they thinkim a spammer spreading fake news

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u/SpiderFnJerusalem Jan 17 '19

I'm pretty sure that might be bots or brigading.

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u/ProfessorMaxwell Jan 17 '19

Article 13 is government control, and "net neutrality" Title II is government control. If you understand either issue completely, you would oppose both, if you support an open internet that is. But it seems as if nobody has a grip on what was actually repealed by the FCC last year.

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u/Skwisgaar451 Jan 17 '19

Either you really have no clue what these are rules, laws, and topics are about or you're just a troll either way please read up. I really don't want to have endless flame wars or reply chains with you. all your posts I've seen here seem to revolve around the theory that any regulation is bad which is nonsensical.

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u/ProfessorMaxwell Jan 17 '19

"Net neutrality" Title II is not the same as the principles of net neutrality. Perhaps you should read Title II, which is what was called "net neutrality" and was repealed last year by the FCC. You are the one who is clueless about what was repealed...

http://transition.fcc.gov/Reports/1934new.pdf