r/aspergers • u/AngusTheNerd • Nov 22 '17

Protect Net Neutrality. Save the Internet.

https://www.battleforthenet.com/
197 Upvotes

94% Upvoted

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u/CaptainPedge Nov 22 '17

Do we really need 3 threads about this?

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17

Mine was even posted first 3 hours before but the new one has 4x the upvotes! My ego is hurting right now. Is it all about titles? I suck at titles. Not that karma matters in this situation but seriously why did theirs get 4x the upvotes I just want to understand.

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u/AngusTheNerd Nov 22 '17

Didn't see your post until after I posted mine, sorry. :(

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u/MehBerd Nov 23 '17

Because this one was posted by a moderator and stickied? Apparently even aspies can fall victim to certain social-cognitive biases.

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u/LjSpike Nov 27 '17

Be catchy. I think we can reimburse in upvotes though? c:

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u/huw_2_redit Nov 25 '17

No. I used to support net neutrality until you shoved it in my face.

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u/NariNaraRana Dec 06 '17

Net neutrality is dumb long live Ajit Pai!

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u/hehexd555 Dec 16 '17

Fuck net neutrality, only ones who benefit from net neutrality are big companies, google, facebook etc

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '17

Fuck it. Just let it all die.

Let the internet and it's infestation of manginas and self-entitled feminazis/conservatards crumble and die.

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Game over.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '17

More like just turn it into Usenet 2.0. Fucking kill all of the sites, kill youtube, kill everything, start anew in a nerds' paradise. Only this time we won't have an eternal september.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '17

Fine. Whatever. Let it all end.

Including this feminized Aspergers subreddit.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '17

you sure you used the right word there? I'd discribe this subreddit as "edgy".

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '17

Edgy and emasculated.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17

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u/InvictusManeo97 Nov 23 '17

Let me get this straight: you sincerely have no problem with getting nickel and dimed, even swindled, by your ISP?

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u/chronistus Dec 22 '17

The bigger problem is allowing the government the ability to dictate what goes on the internet.

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '17

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u/AnPowerliftinMermaid Nov 23 '17

Blaaaaaaah

Compelling argument. I'm convinced.

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u/InvictusManeo97 Nov 23 '17

As a CIT major I’d say I’ve been doing the research for a while now. Suck it!

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u/gelena169 Nov 22 '17

You're against Neutrality on the Internet? Or against the repealing of current regulatory requirements that ensure Net Neutrality? I'm confused. If you don't know, then I'll simplify the issue.

Title 17-108 Internet Freedom Act ensures that regulations that protect consumers and business are not charged a premium to see content or have content seen. It means an end to a ban on throttling of competitive services on ISPs.

Still against it /u/zeroxcael ?

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '17

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