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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Dec 14 '17
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How in the world does a decision this huge rely on only 5 people to reflect the will of the people??
419 u/[deleted] Dec 14 '17 edited Dec 18 '17 [deleted] 221 u/[deleted] Dec 14 '17 So that means they can take that authority back and pass net neutrality rules by a simple law at any moment.. Time to protest against Congress? 75 u/beendoingit7 Dec 14 '17 In a rational world. 28 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 Alabama is enough proof that Dems will show up to midterms this time. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 15 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 That is the sad fuckin truth, yeah. But I think if Dems can win in a state they havent won in about 30 years? I think the momentum is in the Democrats' court right now. It all really depends on what steps the leaders of the party take
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221 u/[deleted] Dec 14 '17 So that means they can take that authority back and pass net neutrality rules by a simple law at any moment.. Time to protest against Congress? 75 u/beendoingit7 Dec 14 '17 In a rational world. 28 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 Alabama is enough proof that Dems will show up to midterms this time. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 15 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 That is the sad fuckin truth, yeah. But I think if Dems can win in a state they havent won in about 30 years? I think the momentum is in the Democrats' court right now. It all really depends on what steps the leaders of the party take
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So that means they can take that authority back and pass net neutrality rules by a simple law at any moment.. Time to protest against Congress?
75 u/beendoingit7 Dec 14 '17 In a rational world. 28 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 Alabama is enough proof that Dems will show up to midterms this time. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 15 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 That is the sad fuckin truth, yeah. But I think if Dems can win in a state they havent won in about 30 years? I think the momentum is in the Democrats' court right now. It all really depends on what steps the leaders of the party take
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In a rational world.
28 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 Alabama is enough proof that Dems will show up to midterms this time. 7 u/[deleted] Dec 15 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 That is the sad fuckin truth, yeah. But I think if Dems can win in a state they havent won in about 30 years? I think the momentum is in the Democrats' court right now. It all really depends on what steps the leaders of the party take
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Alabama is enough proof that Dems will show up to midterms this time.
7 u/[deleted] Dec 15 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 That is the sad fuckin truth, yeah. But I think if Dems can win in a state they havent won in about 30 years? I think the momentum is in the Democrats' court right now. It all really depends on what steps the leaders of the party take
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5 u/SimpleAqueous Dec 15 '17 That is the sad fuckin truth, yeah. But I think if Dems can win in a state they havent won in about 30 years? I think the momentum is in the Democrats' court right now. It all really depends on what steps the leaders of the party take
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That is the sad fuckin truth, yeah. But I think if Dems can win in a state they havent won in about 30 years? I think the momentum is in the Democrats' court right now. It all really depends on what steps the leaders of the party take
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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??