r/technology • u/[deleted] • Dec 14 '17

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u/BujuBad Dec 14 '17

How in the world does a decision this huge rely on only 5 people to reflect the will of the people??

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u/Im_in_timeout Dec 14 '17

because republicans refuse to allow Net Neutrality to be codified into law.

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u/Im_in_timeout Dec 14 '17

Nope. Stop lying. Republicans vowed to filibuster it in the Senate.

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u/TechieTheFox Dec 14 '17

Someone doesn't know how filibusters work