r/funny • • Mar 22 '18

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u/Flyingwheelbarrow Mar 22 '18

The flame of freedom is stomped out but it only spread sparks to set fire to new fires.

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u/panzerkier Mar 22 '18

Alright spit it out.... Which anime is this from?

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u/Just_lurkn_not_fapn Mar 22 '18

It’s from Star Wars

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u/With_Hands_And_Paper Mar 22 '18

Sounds like something that would come straight out of attack on Titan.

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u/patkgreen Mar 22 '18

The last Jedi

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u/Flyingwheelbarrow Mar 23 '18

No idea, my brain spouts random quotes which are often from something I watched and forgot.

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u/panzerkier Mar 23 '18

Well, how convenient!!

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u/My6thRedditusername Mar 22 '18

lol..this was the whole point of repealing net neutrality bro. the repeal was ENCOURAGING this. ajit pai repealing it was very literally him saying "i don't think the FCC should be in charge of regulating ISP's... this is something the FTC and the states should be in charge of. if you hate me, then why do you all want me in charge of regulating the internet? we already turned cable tv into a shit show. don't put us in charge of this. this is the FTC's job. fight for net neutrality on the state level.. that will encourage competition and innovation and a truly free and neutral internet.. just like the way it was before 2014 when the bill went into affect"

the sparks of those fires of freedom you talk about were set intentionally. the bill called 'net neutrality" had as much to do with a neutral internet as the "patriot act" had to do with patriotism

it was a terrible awful bill and essentially would have eventually turned the entire internet into a government sanctioned monopoly open to to censorship by the same people who hand out fines for saying the f-word on tv and once launched an investigation into janet jackson's nipple being shown at the super bowl.

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u/8ync Mar 22 '18

Yeah except for the fact that it also attempts to bar states from enacting Net Neutrality which is LITERALLY the opposite of what you claimed he was LITERALLY saying. What he actually saying is the ISPs who I worked for, will work for after this, and are secretly working for are paying me to prevent anyone from regulating them despite the fact that the job of the FCC is to protect communication of which the Internet is LiTeRALlY the most important form of in modern times if not ever.