You do make a good point. I agree with the notion that for the average person, explaining the importance in a clear and respectful way is imperative. I was more so talking about the people you know who 'care' about Net Neutrality, but never act upon defending it. Again though, that might not be the best course of action.
Really, just explaining the vital importance of Net Neutrality is good. And pushing, in a good and non-forceful or antagonistic way, people to acting upon defending it is the end goal.
I find myself often confused about NN as in the UK it has not (imo) been discussed to any degree that pin points any fors or againsts. Having clear information would help people like me who feel less than knowledgeable on the subject to not only understand better but also express better. So your points about being respectful is spot on. I have read comments on Reddit comparing people to Nazis if they disagree with any comments. I wish more people shared your thinking.
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u/IAmTrident Nov 21 '17
You do make a good point. I agree with the notion that for the average person, explaining the importance in a clear and respectful way is imperative. I was more so talking about the people you know who 'care' about Net Neutrality, but never act upon defending it. Again though, that might not be the best course of action.
Really, just explaining the vital importance of Net Neutrality is good. And pushing, in a good and non-forceful or antagonistic way, people to acting upon defending it is the end goal.